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Category Archives: Female sexuality

Emmie’s Adventure

 
A Field Guide to Evil would be handy sometimes, wouldn’t it? It could offer graphics that look like geological cross-sections, with their observable layers of rock. Like the earth, evil is multilayered, extending into the past and composed of radically different materials.
Here is a perfect example of what I mean.
Lisa Belkin of the New York Times in her Adventures in Parenting series (take [...]

Female Immodesty and its Effects

 
Catherine writes:
I have a question about your article “Married to a Wimp.” I’ve been wondering about it, but haven’t had the chance to ask until now.
In that article, it seemed to me that you implied that immodestly dressed girls are forcing young men to or toward becoming effeminate. You said something about having to “tone [...]

More on The Unfaithful Wife

 
Fitzgerald writes:
I was glancing through some of your older posts and found this entry on unfaithful women. I wanted to offer a few comments on the remark by a woman reader who said women have been forced to put up with male infidelity for eons.This is, sadly, very naive. While it may be true that men are [...]

How Sexual Liberation Can Be Reversed, II

 
In a previous entry, a reader commented that it was impossible to reverse the destructive course of sexual liberation because the age of marriage and child-rearing is now relatively late. People can’t wait to have sex until they’re 30 and it is no longer possible, for economic reasons, to get married earlier.
I responded that there are a number of [...]

How Sexual Liberation Can be Reversed

 
JOEL writes:
I’m not sure how conservatives, such as yourself, can object to teen pregnancies, such as Bristol Palin’s. While I agree that single-motherhood is horribly destructive to the fabric of society, I cannot see how preaching and pontificating makes any difference in its inexorable march. As the average age of first marriage steadily increases, what [...]

More on the Unfaithful Wife

 
A female reader writes about the previous post The Unfaithful Wife:
That was a thought-provoking article. Maybe I’m taking it the wrong way, but it seems like you’re being much harder on women than men. Men have been having and getting away with having affairs for millenniums. And a lot of women have sucked it up [...]

The Unfaithful Wife

If any good has come from feminism it is a dawning appreciation of female sexual desire and its potential to destroy. The monogamous instincts of women have been vastly exaggerated in the popular imagination, even by Darwinian realists who pride themselves on their clear-eyed appraisals of human nature. Sexual liberation has revealed the full extent of feminine waywardness and [...]

The Well-Educated Slut

 
Eighty years ago, when Virginia Woolf wrote A Room of One’s Own, her powerful argument for higher education for women, the world seemed in many ways an innocent place. I believe Woolf knew exactly what the new world she envisioned would be, but many others did not.
Woolf argued that education must on principle be the same for both sexes. This [...]

The O-Movement

 
In the last fifty years, there has been a prolific industry promoting the O-Movement, my working term for the widespread worship of the female sexual climax. This industry takes the form of popular literature exalting masturbatory sex – either alone or with others. Make no mistake about it. This movement is an enemy to genuine sexual fulfillment for women. 

What Women Need to Hear

 
In the previous entry on female sexuality, Matamoros described a pragmatic approach to recovering the lost honor of women. He wrote:
A movement that argued that the current political culture was pulling women in too many directions and resulting in the destruction of the family, with accompanying policy proposals that would involve a nationalist revitalization of the domestic [...]

Female Sexuality and the Fall of Civilization

 
Dear Reader, 
The following essay, sent by a reader named Matamoros, is a disturbing look at female sexuality today. Both the essay and my lengthy response to it contain frank material.