Cassie

Like this is for everyone's benefit. Everyone feels better when you are both having sex.

Like this is for everyone's benefit. Everyone feels better when you are both having sex.

Like this is for everyone's benefit. Everyone feels better when you are both having sex.

yeah it's like hello entirely it's like you're miss you're so close but you're just really missing it it's right there well despite all this backlash that shara was getting she continued her research in 1981 she followed her report on female sexuality with the book the height report on male sexuality so she comes back and says hey okay i'll do it on men too

yeah it's like hello entirely it's like you're miss you're so close but you're just really missing it it's right there well despite all this backlash that shara was getting she continued her research in 1981 she followed her report on female sexuality with the book the height report on male sexuality so she comes back and says hey okay i'll do it on men too

yeah it's like hello entirely it's like you're miss you're so close but you're just really missing it it's right there well despite all this backlash that shara was getting she continued her research in 1981 she followed her report on female sexuality with the book the height report on male sexuality so she comes back and says hey okay i'll do it on men too

Like her first book, Cher invited men to anonymously describe their answers on a questionnaire, this time surveying over 7,000 men ages 13 to 97. Similar to women, many men said that they were, quote, felt trapped by sexual stereotypes, craved emotional intimacy, and found themselves unable to talk openly about their sexual angers, anxieties, and desires.

Like her first book, Cher invited men to anonymously describe their answers on a questionnaire, this time surveying over 7,000 men ages 13 to 97. Similar to women, many men said that they were, quote, felt trapped by sexual stereotypes, craved emotional intimacy, and found themselves unable to talk openly about their sexual angers, anxieties, and desires.

Like her first book, Cher invited men to anonymously describe their answers on a questionnaire, this time surveying over 7,000 men ages 13 to 97. Similar to women, many men said that they were, quote, felt trapped by sexual stereotypes, craved emotional intimacy, and found themselves unable to talk openly about their sexual angers, anxieties, and desires.

However, Cher defended her methodology, arguing that she was offering an authentic look at people's lived experiences. Her research prioritized women's voices and was revolutionary in that it took the subjective nature of sexual experience seriously at a time when such topics were often dismissed and stigmatized.

However, Cher defended her methodology, arguing that she was offering an authentic look at people's lived experiences. Her research prioritized women's voices and was revolutionary in that it took the subjective nature of sexual experience seriously at a time when such topics were often dismissed and stigmatized.

However, Cher defended her methodology, arguing that she was offering an authentic look at people's lived experiences. Her research prioritized women's voices and was revolutionary in that it took the subjective nature of sexual experience seriously at a time when such topics were often dismissed and stigmatized.

Her belief was that it wasn't about numbers, but about human experience, and this was a way to make sense of those voices.

Her belief was that it wasn't about numbers, but about human experience, and this was a way to make sense of those voices.

Her belief was that it wasn't about numbers, but about human experience, and this was a way to make sense of those voices.

Right. And one thing that I took from the documentary that we watched that I thought was really interesting. So how I said before, men found themselves, they felt like they found themselves unable to talk openly about their sexual angers, anxieties, and desires. In the documentary, there is a moment where a man is being interviewed and he is very defensive and he says, none of this is true.

Right. And one thing that I took from the documentary that we watched that I thought was really interesting. So how I said before, men found themselves, they felt like they found themselves unable to talk openly about their sexual angers, anxieties, and desires. In the documentary, there is a moment where a man is being interviewed and he is very defensive and he says, none of this is true.

Right. And one thing that I took from the documentary that we watched that I thought was really interesting. So how I said before, men found themselves, they felt like they found themselves unable to talk openly about their sexual angers, anxieties, and desires. In the documentary, there is a moment where a man is being interviewed and he is very defensive and he says, none of this is true.

None of my friends have ever said anything. To this extent ever. We've never talked about it. It's not true. It's like that is an example that you have 7,000 men are writing in that this is true. And I felt like it was really an example of how men not only are they not comfortable talking about it, but they're valid in their feelings that they're going to be shut down about it. Right.

None of my friends have ever said anything. To this extent ever. We've never talked about it. It's not true. It's like that is an example that you have 7,000 men are writing in that this is true. And I felt like it was really an example of how men not only are they not comfortable talking about it, but they're valid in their feelings that they're going to be shut down about it. Right.