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Chris
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Chris asked in Social ScienceGender Studies · 5 years ago

Do women tend to be more "experimental" on their honeymoon?

The majority of women now days have sex well before they get married, which kind of defeats the whole "giving her virginity to her husband on their wedding night" concept...so do women now days agree to try more new things sexually on their honeymoon than they would on any given day? maybe as a way of making it more special for the husband?

Update:

I never said women HAD to do anything or that not being a virgin was bad...I asked if they DO...obviously your honeymoon should be extra special, and therefore some women might take their husbands fantasies and interests into account more during the honeymoon than during normal sex...but the virginity being a gift is not some old timey idea...there are millions of Christians (and other faiths) that still hold true to this idea that men and women should save themselves until marriage...

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  • ?
    Lv 7
    5 years ago
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    A Honeymoon is about romance, not sex, per se.

  • ZCT
    Lv 7
    5 years ago

    A woman's virginity is not a 'gift' to 'give' to her husband on her wedding night. This is a sexist and ridiculous concept from centuries ago.

    Women who wish to be treated equally in society are not obligated to engage in some kind of 'special' sex that is more 'experimental' on her honeymoon to compensate for not being a virgin.

    The entire concept you are describing is a horrific level of misogyny that has no place in today's world.

    Just like men, women can have sex whenever they like, are allowed to enjoy it as much as they like, and when they choose to get married, their sexual history should not be considered some kind of shaming tool where they must do something 'experimental' to compensate for their past.

  • Blackadder
    Lv 7
    5 years ago

    Laughing here. Uh, no. In fact, sexual activity and all 'experimental' efforts drop off significantly after marriage...until she wants kids and then sex briefly increases for that purpose.

  • ?
    Lv 7
    5 years ago

    An old story that sadly has a lot of truth.

    Get a jar and put in a penny every time you have sex until you get married. Then take a penny out every time you have sex. The jar will never run out of pennies.

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  • Anonymous
    5 years ago

    This is a sad question based upon the national plague of liberalism, which has resulted in a warped liberal mentality.

  • Anonymous
    5 years ago

    If I remember correctly she and I were too exhausted and just went to sleep.

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