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| Tue, 11-20-2007 - 5:08pm |
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I guess it is a distinction between being private/ personal and being ashamed. At one time semen was considered in the same category as dirty, but today you can search for cum shots and find their glorification, but I doubt women in gym locker rooms boast about their flow like men talk about how far they "shoot." Granted, we're talking about 2 different things, but still menstruation is a taboo subject mostly, while the male orgasm is celebrated.
Having worked as a janitor, I've seen women embarassed asking for pads when they've had accidents. Today's generation (18-35) are more open. I've worked with women who tell me they need to go change their tampon, or talk about stains they got that day. That was unheard of a generation ago. Of course, women also talk of orgasms, vibrators, etc. so a lot of things have changed.
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