Talk to me about prudes – what they are to you, to other people, anything at all about prudes.
This is the group considered not sexual enough for mainstream approval.
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ok. I’ll bite. I am very private when it comes to sexuality. I don’t mind discussing it in general terms but no further. I don’t want to hear about or read graphic details or see visuals. Those are the parts in the book or the movie I will be skipping over. So in other words porn or overt displays of sexuality make me very uncomfortable.
What two consenting adults do with their own time is fine, hope you have a wonderful time, just spare me the details.
Right! But, society sometimes brands women like you as prudes, when you are not, you are just private.
Prudes are repressed women. Prudes have body image issues that interfere with their ability to experience sexual pleasure. Prudes think their pussies are ugly. Prudes have sex with the lights off. Prudes are afraid of being regarded a slut. Prudes don’t want someone going down on them because they are afraid they smell. Prudes replace sex with other sensual things like shopping, chocolate, and ice cream. Prudes tend to wear a lot of makeup because they feel insecure. Prudes may even dress a bit provocatively to disguise the fact that they regard sex as yucky. They’ll show some cleavage then get freaked out when a guy notices it. Prudes think sex is messy and don’t want to get their hair or makeup messed up, forgetting we have easy access to soap and water. Prudes think body fluids are gross. I feel sorry for prudes. Prudes allow society to call the shots, which ends up cheating them.