Violence and Discrimination, a short film from Pierre Rehov be seen by more people. It’s about women’s rights under the Palestinian Authority and Islam in general.
This film has relevance to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, human rights, the role of religion in society and how the quality of life of women in a culture reflect on it as a whole.
What a culture, government, religion or individual defines as “women’s rights” can vary greatly.
I suggest watching this film and thinking about your own definition of women’s rights. Mine start with the Equal Rights Amendment. It should have been adopted long ago.
Violence and discrimination https://t.co/vw0MAuUeMT via @YouTube
Normal women almost never want sex as much as normal men so but that’s not a problem. That’s how women are and men love them as they are.
I’ve know two women.who like aex nearly as much as men typically do. They never say “no”, let you have aex with other girls, and don’t wait for you to make the first move. Men don’t expect a woman to be like that but they usually like it.
@moch1moch1omoch It’s a lot quicker and easier for the typical young man to orgasm than most women. Fortunately young men can start again in just a couple minutes multiple times.
@PatsyDiabetes I’m pretty sure there aren’t many people who even want to end meat dependency, put masks on every face or make oatmeal free.
Also, who is this “we”.
@_NikSpace Men sure would like the most beautiful women to be accessible to them but that’s not likely to happen.
When I was a little boy in the 80s and was lucky enough to find a Playboy magazine I knew those women aren’t for ne. Those ladies have cool, good looking, rich boyfriends. 😄
Women do not have sex with men who have made them upset or stressed in my experience.
If my girlfriend is mad or upset with me I’m not gonna even dare to try anything.
I’ve had more than one woman put her clothes right back on because my elbows were on her hair and pulled it one too many times. I respect that.
I experienced what I felt was too many “no”s a couple times in my life. I’m certain it wasn’t because they were unhappy with me or the relationship.
It’s not unusual for women to not want to have sex as much as a typical man, happy or not. Men get turned down all the time, most are used to tbat. If it happens too often in a relationship it can be a problem though.
Happy women say “no” too.
I’ve only known two women who never said “no”. They do exist. It was nice but didn’t guarantee happiness for me or them.
I’ve been with women where this is an issue and women where it isn’t.
Believe me a young man who’s with a woman who says “no” more than he would like tries a lot of things to make her want to say “yes”.
I’ve been finding ways to “inspire women to want to” since I was 17 years old. Some say “no” more than others. I prefer the ones who usually say “yes”, so sue me.
@LisaFenDragon No, “duty aex” is not a long term solution. Although, I’ve done it on rare occasions because I didn’t want to hurt the woman’s feelings and sex is not hard to do.
“Why don’t you want to” is the problem, especially if you also don’t seem to care. No one likes being rejected.
I mastered buying drinks for women when I was young. I offered to buy a drink for one girl bought one for every girl around.
Instead of being the guy who buys one girl a drink so he can hit on her you the generous guy who buys drinks because he’s nice.
By the end of the night practically every woman in the club says “hi” when you walk by and lnows your name.
@maddog301@HannahDCox The ones I know are not like that. Very attractive women get plenty of validation and adoration from men without even trying.
They are experts at handling attention from men both wanted and unwanted.
If you’re a good woman who is with a good man and you’re both happy then a beautiful woman is unlikely to be a threat to you.
Your boyfriend could meet a beautiful woman who he’s happier with and gets along with better with though.
Never think there’s no one in the world who could make them happier and treat them better than you.
When you don’t like any seafood and never have you probably don’t need to try sushi. I can’t tell you how many times people have begged me to “just try it, it’s so good”. I’ve relented a few times and they’ve always been wrong.
We need to bring the concept of “no” means “no” to asking people to try food. 😄
You tricked your son into eating something he doesn’t like. You got him to eat zucchini but now he knows his morher doesn’t respect his own taste in food.
Why can’t you just let him decide for himself what he does or doesn’t like to eat? Do you have some need to prove him wrong?
I don’t consider myself a picky eater but I don’t like any kind of seafood.
For many years I let people push me into trying it “just this one time, I know you’ll like it”.
After being badgered into trying it one too many times and having my meal ruined I started getting rude about it if needed.