Women are often viewed different from men when it comes to their sleeping partners. When a man says he slept with 20 women, he's a player; but when a woman says she's slept with 15 men does that make her a less of a candidate to take home to mama? In other words, is she a hoe? The multiply by 3 rule means that when a woman says how many men she's been with, you multiply that by 3 and that's how many men she's really been with. (I do not fit in that category personally because I do not lie). Does that same rule apply to men? Does it matter how many women a man has been with?
It's a double standard and everyone knows that. A woman is trained from birth to save her self until marriage, she is a gem, and not to give herself easily to a man. How is a man trained to be? (in this generation anyways) The multiply by 3 rule may or may not apply to men because when men tell how many women they sleep with, most of the time they don't lie. A woman often feels like she must lie because she doesn't want to be judged or perceived as a woman who's been around the way. Women are also known to be put under pressure by men to have sex. I'm not using that as an excuse because yes women do have a mind of their own. I do know that men will say and do whatever they can to get between a woman's legs. Now if a woman was throwing the coot coot at a man, do you think he will deny her? Again, depends if she's known as the chic in the double digits or if she a good girl who just happens to want to take a risk for the night. My thing is this, do men feel insecure when they find out how many men a woman has been with? I was told men like a challenge and no easy woman will do. (easy women are only for a night but men like the chase, not too sure how true that is)I'm not too sure what number for a woman is considered too many. What number does a woman have to reach to be considered loose, or out there? What do you think?
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