Sex is a good thing. Some people might say otherwise, but that’s mostly because they don’t get any. As far as the rest of us are concerned, it’s fucking awesome. But here’s the thing. For a few of us, it can be a tad confusing. Especially men.
Mostly because years of inherent patriarchy has left us vulnerable to not caring if the woman next to us feels the same pleasure we do. Case in point, this guy:
My girlfriend masturbates after we have sex. Why? https://t.co/GVznNKVQWU
— The Guardian (@guardian) March 5, 2018
Oh man! He doesn’t get it. Nevertheless, he did dare and write to The Guardian about the emasculating feeling his girlfriend left him with. And well, Twitter did help him out. Lol JK.
Do you really want the answer to that…?
— Sabrina Bristo (@NonnieBree) March 5, 2018
— HumbledTIs🏀 (@YoSwoosh_) March 6, 2018
— Egyptian goddess (@idntfuckwtyu) March 6, 2018
If you gotta ask…? pic.twitter.com/XlYzvdZ13F
— Jabari Tribe Tru (@GawdBodyHooper) March 5, 2018
— s (@deac100) March 5, 2018
— Sophie Vershbow (@svershbow) March 5, 2018
This guy made sense.
I don’t know, maybe she knows. you should ask
— Young King♊ (@TyLovesYou__) March 5, 2018
But naah. It’s Twitter, man!
— l o s t q u e e n s (@faelunds) March 6, 2018
if she touch it after you touched it you ain’t touch it right #therules
— SumofNYC (@SumofNYC) March 6, 2018
Daaaaamn!! 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/58ideqjzPj
— E-Toh004 (@e_toh004) March 5, 2018
— Alex, Magnae Vastato🐸🍵 (@TheBlack6host) March 6, 2018
— Issac Terry (@Always_Ike) March 6, 2018
Yeah, man. Just talk to her. It’s better than asking The Guardian about it.
