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stevenleser

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5. Yes, when someone opines about what X group wants about sex its usually projection.

Reply to Neoma (Original post)

Tue Apr 24, 2012, 11:29 PM

Apr 2012

What we really learned from this article is what Katie Roiphe secretly dreams about. Nothing more. And there is nothing wrong with being dominant or submissive or whatever else. The error Katie makes is projecting this secret desire on all other women.

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Tut-tutting over sex is a form of bondage [View all] Neoma Apr 2012 OP

yeah well.. atheous Apr 2012 #1

I find this interesting libodem Apr 2012 #2

If true, this couldn't have anything to do with women having the power to fulfill whatever fantasies GodlessBiker Apr 2012 #3

From what I've heard, the worst thing about "50 shades of grey" is the atrocious writing. Warren DeMontague Apr 2012 #4

Yes, when someone opines about what X group wants about sex its usually projection. stevenleser Apr 2012 #5

hahaha Vanje Apr 2012 #6

Salon criticism of the Roiphe article Gormy Cuss Apr 2012 #7