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25/02/04
A Real Woman Wants A Real Man
Matthew Fitzgerald
Askmen
Men are PC'ed to death. The consequences of
almost 50 years of ardent feminism have been devastating: a society in
bewilderment about gender roles, the rise of a class of ball-busting bitches
whose battle cry is, "We don't need men," trumped-up charges of
"date rape" and "sexual harassment," angry women blaming men
for all their problems -- in short, an overall erosion of male confidence. As
society becomes more and more feminized, as more and more young men are being
raised by single mothers who don't have a clue about the male sex drive, but who
teach their sons to surrender their natural masculinity and pander to women,
today's man is forced to apologize for -- and feel shame about -- his inherent
male sexuality.
This abrogation of sexual confidence has
resulted in a world full of wusses and doormats, men who cater to women and
willingly hand over all their male power in exchange for a few crumbs of
approval or sexual "favors."
The modern man walks around on eggshells,
afraid of saying the "wrong thing," scared of showing his natural
sexual interest to a woman, scared of being scorned, humiliated, or even fired
-- scared of his own true self.
All of this flies in the face of nature. For
years now, men have been forced to bend over backwards to please women, but
pandering to a self-serving social movement can't really reverse five billion
years of human evolution.
Clearly this essential point is lost on the
female gender because women just don't have a clue what it is to be truly sexual
-- a woman's sex drive can't even begin to compare with a man's. Yet modern
feminism still blindly strives to feminize men into submissive she-males.
Nature intended men to be strong, assertive,
bold, sexual -- this is why testosterone surges through their bloodstreams. This
is a man's right -- his heritage -- as a member of the male gender.
And the truth is, despite what women say and
how much they protest, they want a man who acts like a man. Scratch the surface
and you'll find that deep down they don't really want a man to act like a woman
any more than a guy wants a chick to be masculine.
So instead of letting women snip pruning
shears at their crotches, it's time for men to stop apologizing for being male,
to celebrate their inherently sexual natures, and to reclaim their sexual
confidence.
Just what is sexual confidence? First, it's
important to understand what it's not.
Men who are not sexually confident: ...
Seek approval from women
Cater or pander to
women
Are predictable and boring
Call women every day or worse, many times a day
(clingy, needy)
Try to buy their time and attention with meals, gifts, etc.
Are
nervous, insecure or overly nice around women
Act like women's friends instead
of their lovers
Are available at the drop of a hat
Tolerate without protest rude
behavior, cancelled dates, etc.
Go out of their way to please women in the hope
of getting laid
Let women control the relationship
Are afraid that if they do
"something wrong," she'll leave
Grovel, beg, or are desperate for sex
Obsess about and over-analyze everything women say and do
Feel shameful or
guilty about their natural sexuality
Let women manipulate them or treat them
like "walking wallets"
Are lousy lovers
The direct opposite of all these is sexual
confidence. To get an insight into what sexual confidence is, just watch any
"bad boy" in action -- one of those obnoxious, selfish, abusive jerks
that women swear they hate, yet flock to like ants discovering a candy factory.
Why are women attracted to these guys? Because
females think with their emotions, not with logic -- and Bad Boys are sexually
exciting.
And just what determines sexual confidence?
Sexually confident men: ...
Are challenges, not feet-kissing doormats
Don't make excuses for who they are -- they exude sexuality and they're
comfortable with their natural masculinity
Assume that they're "the
catch," not the woman
Are unpredictable, untamed and can't be tied down
Aren't afraid of being who they are
Have no interest in being PC, morphing their
true selves to gain female approval, or being overly nice
Don't have to trade
money or gifts for sex (a.k.a. "dating")
Always control the
relationship
Never tolerate any female BS
Radiate sexually-charged body language
Flirt easily and well
Are natural leaders, not followers
Unabashedly look at
women's bodies
Don't care if they score with a particular woman, because they
know that there are many others waiting in line. They want sex, but they don't
need it -- they aren't desperate and groveling for it
Are constantly unavailable
Never apologize for who they are
Act like men around women, not wusses.
In other
words, sexually confident men aren't afraid to be themselves or to exert their
natural sexuality -- and don't really care what society thinks of them. Unlike
bad boys, sexually confident men are not abusive toward women -- in fact, they
love the company of women and treat them very well. And women can't keep their
hands off them.
The good news is, a man doesn't have to be
built like Arnold Schwarzenegger or look like Brad Pitt to be sexually confident
and attract women. But he does have to tap into his natural masculinity and let
it shine out for the female population to see.
When a man becomes confident and secure about
his sexuality, he immediately asserts his independence and individuality. He
becomes more selective. His self-image has been enhanced and he is comfortable
being who he is instead of constantly changing his behavior to fit into
society's current format.
Women can look into his eyes and read his body
language and instantly know that he's a good lover. Instead of desperately
seeking the approval of women and chasing after them like a puppy dog, he is now
the "desired one," and women pursue him because he has transformed
himself from a doormat into a challenge.
As the old saying goes, "Do what you've
always done and you'll keep getting what you've always gotten." If you want
to be sexually confident, all you have to do is be the man nature intended you
to be.
Matthew Fitzgerald is the author of Sex-Ploytation.
He has appeared on radio shows from coast-to-coast in the United States and in
Canada, and has been featured on the Montel show and The Other Half.
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