Is Mise,

Here's a link that confirms the points being
made throughout this discussion:

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/gay-marriage/stunning-fact-that-shows-how-comprehensive-the-yes-victory-was/news-story/6e9173fef9322faa2cfd99ed9e58880a

But you go right ahead - but of course they're all wrong!

My apologies for the typo.

Here's the link again:

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/gay-marriage/stunning-fact-that-shows-how-comprehensive-the-yes-victory-was/news-story/6e9173fef9322faa2cfd99ed9c58880a

@Foxy, Friday, 22 December 2017 2:40:21 PM

Why is it so strategically crucial for MSMs who are seeking to legitimise and normalise anal sex, to be able to claim, to spread the big lie, that heterosexual women are requesting and enjoying anal penetration?

But there is NO evidence whatsoever of heterosexual women's interest in anal sex. In fact heterosexual women en masse loathe the very thought. For starters, everything about anal runs counter to women's sexuality. Then there are the other offensive to women features, the preliminary ritual of purging the faeces, the runny brown stains later, the damage to sensitive tissue, vastly higher risk of disease and so on.

Anal sex is the fantasy of some men. -Because they already practice it with their male partners and are already anus-focussed, or are influenced by the porn industry to which they now enjoy ready, private access online.

Of course these grubs would be putting pressure on women, but especially on girls. Of course they would be seeking to convince young girls and women that 'everybody is doing anal', for obvious purposes. There is abundant evidence of the despicable targeting of girls, school girls. Links have been provided prior.

'Bum sex' is absolutely NOT popular with heterosexual women and for damned good reasons. It is fringe, experimental, risk taking and very likely sexual abuse and sometimes rape being committed against women and now girls, by selfish, aggressive porn loving men and MSM.

One only hopes that the Marxist 'Safe Schools' being pushed by Left 'Progressives' in Australia is closely scrutinised by parents, especially by mothers.

leoj,

Could you please provide us with some evidence that
ALL women in Australia find anal sex repugnant.
I believe that some definitely would - but ALL?
Really?

There are many professionals that seem to disagree
with you on the web. What are your sources in this
country for your claims?

To express disgust at something like that puzzles
me because when it comes to consensual sex - sex therapists
tell us that - anything goes. Really - ANYTHING.
But they of course stress the word - consensual.

I don't think that you can or should speak on behalf of
ALL women. If people are capable of making the decision to
have sex, they are capable of deciding how they are going
to have it. They don't need you to decide for them.

Foxy,

Nothing but straw man from you :(

It is YOU who has to prove that heterosexual women are, as you would have it, eagerly requesting and enjoying anal sex and in significant numbers. But you duck and side step. No surprise that you duck, because heterosexual women do NOT request 'bum sex'. That comes from men and it has to do with stereotyping, negative stuff for women, that is well studied.

By all means go ahead and give that proof you say you have. You haven't given any so far.

Also, "Why is it so strategically crucial for MSMs who are seeking to legitimise and normalise anal sex, to be able to claim, to spread the big lie, that heterosexual women are requesting and enjoying anal penetration?".

On the other hand, it is easy to find reputable, peer-reviewed scientific evidence that disproves the lie that significant numbers of heterosexual women are requesting or even participating in 'bum sex',

'Lets Talk about Real Sex'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLy9bDayMJY
- Watch the first 4 mins or so and the remainder is interesting too.

- Dr Cath Mercer is a Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Sexual Health and HIV Research at University College London, and she is one of the lead researchers on Britain's National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles. She is a trained demographer with an interest in sexual mixing, that is, who has sex with whom. Her interest lies in the transmission of STIs (sexually transmitted infections) with regards to the interaction between biology and behaviour. And not just the individual's behaviour, but also their partners and their partners' partners. In her talk, Cath explores changes in sexual behaviour and sexual partnerships observed in Britain, considering the effect of the internet and social media on sexual behaviour.