"I 'm not looking for a relationship," says a Pre-Med, microbio major. "I just want some 'Netflix and Chill. '"
How was I supposed to take this? The irony: it came from a girl. I 'm a guy. This is some messed-up, gender-role-confused, interchanged exchange that was taking place. In society today, we envision a guy spiking a drink. Maybe he would be the one not interested in a relationship because of something that he lacks, which happens to start with the letter "c." To us guys, we dare not say the word because it is "banned in 'The Holy Guyble, '" or in other terms, The Holy Guy Bible.
I was at a football party at Northwestern this one time in October. It had to be my second Northwestern party or something like that. I was fetching a …show more content…
She knows what she wants out of sex. She had once screamed, "Pull my hair and call me a slut." My eyes opened, thinking about how degrading it was, but it turned her on, so I did it. She was pushy, bossy, and dominant, even though she liked to feel submissive. This unprecedented form of sex turned the both of us on. Although I wasn 't the one to call the shots, I was making the shots.
Naomi was … different. She was the epitome of what society tells women not to be. Therefore, it was fun to be rebels that went against society 's guidelines of gender role. It 's as if when we were born, society said that the men will be the ones to make money while the women reared the children. That 's how it 's been for many years in the pre-twenty first century times. People were born with instructions on how to live their lives, and it 's not fair. Fun should not be indicative as socially acceptable if a penis is present on the person.
Just because I am a man does not mean that I want to work. What if I wanted to play the role of a soccer dad who drives a minivan and has one wife? I 'd grown up thinking that a polygynous relationship was fine, while a polyandrous relationship was not acceptable. Both my grandpas had two wives, why shouldn 't I? It 's this kind of stigma that takes us back a hundred years. There 's no real progression to full equality that each "man" deserves, which back in the day only entailed white men with
How was I supposed to take this? The irony: it came from a girl. I 'm a guy. This is some messed-up, gender-role-confused, interchanged exchange that was taking place. In society today, we envision a guy spiking a drink. Maybe he would be the one not interested in a relationship because of something that he lacks, which happens to start with the letter "c." To us guys, we dare not say the word because it is "banned in 'The Holy Guyble, '" or in other terms, The Holy Guy Bible.
I was at a football party at Northwestern this one time in October. It had to be my second Northwestern party or something like that. I was fetching a …show more content…
She knows what she wants out of sex. She had once screamed, "Pull my hair and call me a slut." My eyes opened, thinking about how degrading it was, but it turned her on, so I did it. She was pushy, bossy, and dominant, even though she liked to feel submissive. This unprecedented form of sex turned the both of us on. Although I wasn 't the one to call the shots, I was making the shots.
Naomi was … different. She was the epitome of what society tells women not to be. Therefore, it was fun to be rebels that went against society 's guidelines of gender role. It 's as if when we were born, society said that the men will be the ones to make money while the women reared the children. That 's how it 's been for many years in the pre-twenty first century times. People were born with instructions on how to live their lives, and it 's not fair. Fun should not be indicative as socially acceptable if a penis is present on the person.
Just because I am a man does not mean that I want to work. What if I wanted to play the role of a soccer dad who drives a minivan and has one wife? I 'd grown up thinking that a polygynous relationship was fine, while a polyandrous relationship was not acceptable. Both my grandpas had two wives, why shouldn 't I? It 's this kind of stigma that takes us back a hundred years. There 's no real progression to full equality that each "man" deserves, which back in the day only entailed white men with