RetroGamer87 wrote:
AspE wrote:
No one objects to the celibacy part, just the involuntary part. No one else is to blame for your decision. No one owes you sex.
No one owes you sex but it is
not your decision. It is a decision reached by mutual consensus. So yes, it can depend on factors entirely outside of your control.
I am so fed up with this whole "you think you're owed sex" bullsh!t. I'm sure there are individuals out there who hold the opinion they're owed sex, but that is not a license to make sweeping overgeneralizations extending to every man who struggles with loneliness and has the audacity to express a human emotional response to it. It also implies all we care about is sex for the sake of sex when it's much broader than that. It's about not having someone to share our lives with; to come home to after a stressful day and know we are not alone in the world. To be able to have children and start a family of our own.
I and people like me are upset because we are unable to obtain a fundamental human need, not because we believe we are being denied something that is owed to us.
Consider this: how about all the other people; the vast majority of our society for whom relationships and sex come naturally and often with minimal effort. Is it because
they are owed sex?! Of course not! It's simply because they all have at least one thing about them that some find attractive, while people like me don't.
We're not angry at women because they won't sleep with us. We're sad, frustrated, and depressed because we are alone and unwanted and always will be.