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<blockquote data-quote="Snoweel" data-source="post: 649859" data-attributes="member: 4453">Which, it can be argued, is entirely due to the fact that one gender is able to give birth and therefore be positive as to their parenthood, while the other has no such assurance.So the sexual politics that admittedly are due to socialisation are the unavoidable result of one gender attempting to gain some control over the &quot;superior&quot; reproductive role that the other gender was gifted with. So, it's socialisation intrinsically linked to a genetically determined gender fact.And I explained why above.Now you're generalising. I'm sure most of us know females who are proudly promiscuous. Of course this is due to socialisation, which I've admitted, but I believe such an attitude will always remain a rare aberration. (Though I've lived in countries where the genders are more (and less) identical in their places within sexual politics.Assuming modern day sexual politics (as opposed to, say, that of the Celts), I'd have to agree with you.But any culture that has priestesses selling their bodies is likely to have far different sexual politics than our own.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snoweel, post: 649859, member: 4453"] Which, it can be argued, is entirely due to the fact that one gender is able to give birth and therefore be [b]positive[/b] as to their parenthood, while the other has no such assurance. So the sexual politics that admittedly [b]are[/b] due to socialisation are the unavoidable result of one gender attempting to gain some control over the "superior" reproductive role that the other gender was gifted with. So, it's socialisation intrinsically linked to a genetically determined gender [b]fact.[/b] And I explained why above. Now you're generalising. I'm sure most of us know females who are proudly promiscuous. Of course this is due to socialisation, which I've admitted, but I believe such an attitude will always remain a rare aberration. (Though I've lived in countries where the genders are more (and less) identical in their places within sexual politics. Assuming modern day sexual politics (as opposed to, say, that of the Celts), I'd have to agree with you. But any culture that has priestesses selling their bodies is likely to have far different sexual politics than our own. [/QUOTE]

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