Like that is going to stop me from talking about it. We
are not products of our culture. Culture is a product of its inhabitants. Let’s
correlate culture to lovemaking style.
There is a stereotype for French culture, and how do
stereotypes comes into existence? Because they are mostly true, mostly. I have
been to Paris so I know the French like to use open spaces. Wide sidewalks and
avenues, expansive parks and green spaces. I also believe the unofficial French
motto is “every person for themselves.” Best seen at the Arc de Triomphe were
12 avenues converge with no traffic control whatsoever. The only way you make
it through there is by taking the initiative and being aggressive. Also
exemplified by how the French stand in line. Generally they don’t; it is often
a mass of people jockeying for position.
The French are about sitting around and enjoying wine or
coffee. The French are about long meals with personal interaction. French
movies are meandering and slow, with lingering shots and plotlines involved
with relating and connecting.
Isn’t all of the above the description of a great lover?
Take the initiative and be aggressive. Use open bodily spaces. Take it slow and
enjoy. Linger. Relate and connect to your partner’s body, not just her naughty
bits.
America. Ah, America. Fast food. Usually doing something
else while eating. In a hurry to accomplish tasks. Achieve goals. Win.
Destination orientated. Image conscious. Overly concerned with what others are
doing. And America movies? Fast paced. Loud. Blunt. Big on the action and
little on the plot. America is about the individual, concerned with meeting
their own needs.
Which sounds like better sex to you??
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