slojenniferfizz
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- Jan 10, 2017
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I think the use of "fuck" is changing. Certainly it's not the shocker it was even a few years ago.
Early on in my sex life, language dictated that vaginas got fucked, and dicks did the fucking. It didn't matter who initiated things or who was on top or how aggressive either partner was--pussies got fucked, not dicks.
Now I use it interchangably with "having sex." And because I have sex with other women as often (maybe more often) as with men, that substitution just feels normal. I fuck other women, other women fuck me! Same for people with dicks! I can journal "I fucked Tim last night" even we did it missionary and he completely dominated me.
It's my willingness and desire that defines me as the "fucker" rather than the "fuckee!"
I was raped once. If I'm recounting that story, "He fucked me" would be accurate. I wanted no part of it. He was the miserable fucker.
Make sense?
Early on in my sex life, language dictated that vaginas got fucked, and dicks did the fucking. It didn't matter who initiated things or who was on top or how aggressive either partner was--pussies got fucked, not dicks.
Now I use it interchangably with "having sex." And because I have sex with other women as often (maybe more often) as with men, that substitution just feels normal. I fuck other women, other women fuck me! Same for people with dicks! I can journal "I fucked Tim last night" even we did it missionary and he completely dominated me.
It's my willingness and desire that defines me as the "fucker" rather than the "fuckee!"
I was raped once. If I'm recounting that story, "He fucked me" would be accurate. I wanted no part of it. He was the miserable fucker.
Make sense?
