
I'm gonna answer this honestly and without the anti-feminist connotations these losers are putting in here: Bc we're horny as hell half the time. There was one instance I really "expected" sex, in a relationship, but she would not reciprocate. I broke off the relationship, not for that sole reason but it was part of it (partially bc she was crazy). Sex is an agreement between both parties, and it's also acceptable to end off things if, say, the guy was ready for it and she wasn't.
In the most clear statement I can make: itās both biological and social factors. By far the biggest one factor is social. In this case itās a mix of misogyny in which men are raised for the start with the term āboy will be boysā Parents are more hand off with boys as they grow, they are given excuses for their behavior, they are given more lenient punishment than girls by parents, and people around boys will push them to talk about girls in which they develop misogynistic behaviors
Why are y'all even wording this like this? The way this question is worded sets up anyone for failure. No one should expect sex. Like why would you? Either you're getting it or you aren't. It damn sure isn't because who took who somewhere or who paid for who. That shit is just incentives on if you're going to give it away sooner. I've been reading at this entire thread. And this is why some of you people are fucked up when it comes to sex, love, marriage, dating, relationships and family
people (including myself) reserve intimacy for a true commitment or marriage⦠doing it with anyone and everyone you have a relationship with devalues it 100%. It should be sacred and not used as a slap in the face on women. Again this applies to men too, but women statistically are more victim and abused in that sense (we are not biologically strong as men, and some of those men choose to use that as brute force to get what they want).
Personally, I think sex is a reasonable line to have. At the end of the day, sometimes men and women have fundamentally different goals in a relationship, and sex is an understandable goal to have. The ones who force it are bitches though. Thligy I don't think most men are genuinely terrible, I know that enough are for it to be a large safety concern for most women, which is something a lot of men don't seem to get when women are talking about their experiences with them.
And lastly, biological: while not as big as the social factors, there is research that points towards men possibly having longer and more consistent sex drives than women. Some studies suggest it might be by a slight margin and others suggest itās by decent sized margin. Either way this, if true, might be the reason why theyāre always so horny BUT circling back to social factors, men are not told to control their sexual thoughts or life unlike women from a young age. Itās why they control
Literally zero of your points have anything to do with why men feel entitled to a womanās body. š āSocial interactionā as if sex is the only way to socialize with a woman. Also gtfo with your āevolutionā excuse. Why donāt you go live in a tree if youāre so eager to be primitive and animalistic? If you donāt wanna die alone, try being a good person who treats other people with dignity and respect. š¤·
Because in life you ask questions of why people do the things that they do. If it isnāt true for you, then the question is not FOR you. If the question is not for someone else, it is not FOR them. You can choose to leave it alone and not answer. Something like this is true for others. Iāve met men who have expected sex from me when I was ready or when I didnāt want to. So Iām wondering why.
I mean if you wanted to ask accurately and phrase it āwhy do some men expect sexā it would help us narrow down the behavioral pattern, but asking why āmenā in general expect sex, is a broad falsification of male behavior that goes back thousands of years. Most men allegedly died virgins if the geneticists are to be believed. We canāt provide an explanation for something that is false in its consistency.