>>92473505I wouldn't say this is entirely the problem. Because lets be honest, most of the gals if you really stripped they down, appreciate sexy girls. But everyone has their own style, and its the appearance of being sexualized that throws them off. Make no mistake though, I doubt they hate being thought of as sexy, but being "sexualized" is the core issue, because somehow it makes them feel dehumanized, makes them feel dirty. Same way you can have the internally horniest gal ever, but she'll say things like "is that all you see of me" or "this here is also cute". Sex and sexuality has been hammered as something wrong or lascivious for a long time, so you often get the inherent contradiction of very horny people sounding like a staunch conservative. So you end up with people who clearly really like the lewd feeling like they cannot express it. Kinda why I like Nerissa best because she really feels like she battled that out mentally but comes out most of the time saying, "fuck it, I like tits and ass".
