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Women instincts. Women want to catch the best man possible, the strong brute male confident one, and want him for more to just sex, like, want him to stick around and be for her only.
Thing is the males providing attraction are usually not the same males providing commitment, so women go for the part of the instinct they find stronger. Be it attraction or comfort / security.
So it makes sense when Susan says “all women are relationship oriented” and it also makes sense when someone else says “all women are sex driven sluts”. Just like every man wants a “sexy” woman to “love” him.
The current culture saves love and relationships for the future and makes emphasis in having fun in the here and now. So in the current order of things, attraction and lust wins, commitment loses. Susan´s daughter friends were having fun and daughter was trying to listen more to the commitment and relationship part of it.
That said even the women in the quick casual market scene view their stuff as “relationships”. Even when they last from one night to a few days in a row. For women “relationships” is a very broad term. Every woman is relationship oriented, regardless of the duration of such relationships.
You gotta listen to them talking about their experiences. Every fling is like a movie.
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181Bellita September 21, 2011 at 4:29 pm
@Some Handle
But what’s the point of brainwashing anyone unless you can affect their choices? (It just seems to me that brainwashing of any sort comes into play before one actually does anything.)
Full disclosure: I’ve actually been very fond of “brainwashing” since I read A Clockwork Orange and learned that it had been written in Nadsat instead of regular English because Anthony Burgess believed that “All language learning is brainwashing” and wanted his novel about brainwashing to double as a tool for brainwashing its readers.
So I’m with Steph on this one: we’re all brainwashed (we wouldn’t even be able to talk to each other if we weren’t), but some of us are more conscious of it than others.
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