Seems to me, the last time I was sexually active (some years ago!), you could pretty much tell you were going to have a good time if your partner was a feminist. Not always, but usually.
At the time, people who identified themselves as feminists were noticeably inclined to be more experimental, open-minded, and considerate than the average partner (excepting only the occasional "lack of chemistry" type encounter, so to speak). At least that seemed to be the case based on my admittedly small sample at the time of (exclusively female) partners.
But I wonder now: Has the rest of the world caught up to where feminists were back then so that it doesn't much matter anymore? Or, does there still tend to be a noticeable difference? And if so, are feminists (both men and/or women feminists) still relatively better in bed? What would you expect based either on your actual sexual experience, or based on any other factors you might think of?
At the time, people who identified themselves as feminists were noticeably inclined to be more experimental, open-minded, and considerate than the average partner (excepting only the occasional "lack of chemistry" type encounter, so to speak). At least that seemed to be the case based on my admittedly small sample at the time of (exclusively female) partners.
But I wonder now: Has the rest of the world caught up to where feminists were back then so that it doesn't much matter anymore? Or, does there still tend to be a noticeable difference? And if so, are feminists (both men and/or women feminists) still relatively better in bed? What would you expect based either on your actual sexual experience, or based on any other factors you might think of?
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