@hawkeye10,
Quote:Coercive sexual acquisition techniques are part of humanity, they are also a part of nature
Noun: coercion kow'ur-zhun or kow'ur-shun
1.The act of compelling by force of authority
2.Using force to cause something to occur
"they didn't have to use coercion";
- compulsion
Is that the only way you can get any?
Coercive sexual acquisition techniques? This sounds more like a battle strategy, or an extortion plan, rather than anything approaching a normal, healthy reciprocal adult sexual interaction.
Seriously, I'm not a bit surprised you need to use "coercive sexual acquisition techniques" because your attitudes and feelings about women, and sexual relationships, are hardly likely to make women freely want to share their bodies with you. And to say these methods are a "part of humanity" isn't saying much. Murder, torture, cannibalism, and necrophilia are all a part of humanity too, although far from mankind's better attributes. If you put yourself in the company of the lower animals, in terms of "the laws of nature", I think you'd find your niche and be right at home.
Do you even read what you post?
Quote:
Sexual coercion is a significant problem in college dating relationships.
It is identified as being
a significant problem, Hawkeye. As in it doesn't contribute to having good relationships. And this is what you post to bolster your claims?
College students may be using sexual coercion, but it may actually be a dysfunctional aspect of a relationship. Don't you wonder why these people aren't with someone who actually
wants to have sex with them?
Quote:Though much of the initial research focused on men as aggressors and women as victims, and statistics indicate that this situation is a major social problem
And you think this supports what you're saying?
Again, Hawkeye, this isn't described as being something good, or an aspect of a healthy, mutually satisfying sexual relationship, it is described as being
"a major social problem" It's also the sort of behavior that fosters date rape. And notice Hawkeye, the women are described as
victims. Not partners, but
victims. That the women may be using coercive tactics too doesn't make it any better or more acceptable, it simply means women are modeling the problematic aggression patterns of their male peers.
You are not entitled to sex on demand from an unwilling woman, just because you want it, any more than you are entitled to take out your penis and masturbate in a public park, because you want to do that. We're not living in the jungle. Civilized society demands that people inhibit their sexual impulses and urges when those behaviors are in conflict with the needs, desires, and wishes of the people around them, and that includes their sexual partners. When she says, "No" it's because her needs, at that time, are in conflict with yours. How do her needs figure in to your scheme of things? I don't see much evidence that they do. Your focus is on "conquest" and "acquisition". Sex to you is like playing a video game. You've got to win. You've got to get it from her.
You think like a rapist.
Please, don't attribute this garbage to all other men as part of their "evolutionary coding". Don't insult them that way. Most adult men do not think like that or act like that. Most healthy, normal men do not have to use "coercive sexual acquisition techniques" because women want to be with them, and enjoy sex with them. Because they respect the fact that, when she's not in the mood, there will always be another opportunity, and their manhood isn't in the least threatened by waiting until then. And they know how to get her in the mood without using any force at all. You ought to learn from them instead of trying to put them down.