Is being a hoe a bad thing?
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SilverFalcon92
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Is being a hoe a bad thing?
I wanna know is being a hoe a bad thing or a good thing because I been hearing a mix of things for example a guy can sleep with a bunch of women and everybody praise him for having a high body count and for a women it’ll be a bad thing for them to be a hoe. It’s like a double standard a guy being a virgin is bad thing but for a women to be a virgin is a good thing. I never understood that logic I’ll want somebody explain to me why is that the case?
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Re: Is being a hoe a bad thing?
Hi SilverFalcon92,
Thanks for your question! The short answer to your question is, no. Being a "hoe" is definitely not a bad thing! The term itself exists to categorize people's sexual expression when every person experiences sex uniquely. So long as what you are doing is consentual and you are listening to your body, you are doing great!
Good comprehensive sex-ed will combat the shame our culture places on sexuality, sexual desire, and self-expression. We have a number of great articles about this and the gendered double standard you mention! They will do a much better job at giving a better explanation to answer your question.
Thanks for your question! The short answer to your question is, no. Being a "hoe" is definitely not a bad thing! The term itself exists to categorize people's sexual expression when every person experiences sex uniquely. So long as what you are doing is consentual and you are listening to your body, you are doing great!
Good comprehensive sex-ed will combat the shame our culture places on sexuality, sexual desire, and self-expression. We have a number of great articles about this and the gendered double standard you mention! They will do a much better job at giving a better explanation to answer your question.
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