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Originally posted by PKTSU01
As far as all of this talk goes about sex talk being inappropriate and shocking and whatnot...with the exception of those on this site who may not have experienced it yet "cut the hypocritical b.s." I've always been amazed by people who are shocked when they hear others talking about things that they themselves have done, but are too prudish or immature to talk about.
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This is going to be the last time I comment on this subject because I feel as if I am going around in circles, LOL. I don't think its a matter of prudishness or immaturity to be uncomfortable when sex is being discussed. To me, its more a matter of privacy. I was raised to believe that sex is something sacred between two people. Any discussions about my sex life will be going on between me and my husband. I don't feel the need to share certain aspects of my private life with the public, and I don't expect anyone else to do so if they don't wish to.
I understand that many (maybe most) people don't agree with my outlook. But in the same way that you have the right to discuss sex, I have the right to say, no, I'm not comfortable doing that. That is why I am making the active decision not to participate in those discussions. I would never try to prevent anyone from speaking their mind--I'm only asking that you try to understand my opinion, and not dismiss it out of hand as prudish or immature.
And now ladies and gentlemen, stepping off the soapbox.
