You know that we agree on this!
Yes, there is a double standard, but women DON'T have to fall into it. If a man asks you for sex on the first date or tries to get you in a position where that might happen, then say no and don't go out with him again.
THAT'S how you defeat double standards. Treat a man who expects sex on a first date like the HOE that he is and drop his ass!
:thatsall:
Also, I had to ask my guy friends for their opinion. I know a lot of guys will give the wishy washy answer, but my guy friends are "tell it like it is" type of guys. Here was what they said.
Basically, all men don't necessarily think a woman who has sex on the first night is a "hoe." HOWEVER, here is what they usually think (broken into 2 categories).
1)
Classic View: They think you are a hoe! Yeah, sad, but true. Many men still fall into this belief as shown on the video
2)
Alternate View: Even those guys that don't think you are a "hoe" will usually lose respect for you for the following reason. Like it or not, men (and women) will always have the greatest respect for a person who "stands his/her ground." So, if you are totally comfortable with having sex on the first night and you are able to display this confidence, some guys actually
WON'T LOSE RESPECT FOR YOU! HOWEVER, the average woman is not comfortable having sex on the first night, so if she does, it's likely because she felt
pressured to have sex and not because she
genuinely wanted to have sex. For example, one of my guy friends told a story about this girl he met. He said he really liked her and was very attracted to her and took her out on a date. Afterwards, they went back to her place
whip
. Anyway, he tried to kiss her and at first she was kissing him, then he said she pulled away. Then she said "I'm a nice girl" (and gave that speech
). He was like "okay," then they started kissing again and before you know it, the clothes were off, oral sex was exchanged
and they had full blown intercourse!
He said she was a nervous wreck after the "deed." I said "did you believe she was a nice girl?" He said "yeah, I could totally tell she hadn't done that before." Anyway, I said "so did you call her again?" He said "no" because he knew she didn't have the confidence to stand by her values!
Not because she did the deed