Why doesn’t anyone want mentally disabled girls to be promiscuous compared to ot
I noticed that in my experience. And it’s true. Why do you think they don’t want mentally disabled girls to be promiscuous [removed by moderator] but it’s ok for typical girls to be promiscuous [removed by moderator]? For example people think that mentally challenged people have more protection when it comes to being promiscuous. And some say they are “not allowed” to be a ****. How come?
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Why would you want to be 'promiscuous'? Men get away with that (unfairly), but you are a young woman. Surely you deserve more than this?
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Umm most people are promiscuous. It’s not new. And it’s normalized too. There is just stigma when it comes to autistic people being promiscuous.
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Most people, where do you get that idea? I believe millions are single and mainly celibate, many too busy working to find the time to meet a partner, living lonely lives in studio apartments or rented rooms.
Forget what 'most people' are alleging on so-called social media. It is mostly a façade.
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I disagree that most people are promiscuous.
It definitely isn't normalised.
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Why isn’t it normalized?
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How is it a facade?
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Shallow people on so-called 'social media', they would have you believe they have some sort of perfect life, it is a façade, a front, a veneer. You go ahead and believe what you choose; you sound incredibly naive.
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Why did you claim it is 'normalised'?
Please enlighten us?
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Really? How do? And how does it make me nieve?
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Why? Because there are memes about it and tik toks about hooking up and tips on after sex
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That doesn't prove that its normalised.
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I tend to stay off TikTok, it's full of stupid people who'll post almost anything purely for clicks, like social media in general IMO.
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Why doesn’t it prove that it’s normalized?
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I've popped a comment on your other post @dancerxoxo96 which I hope is helpful. Just with some advice and links for potential local or online groups etc that might be going through similar experiences. ☺️
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As someone who got around a bit in my younger days I'm not judging … just hoping you're sleeping around for the right reason … eg enjoying the physical act
Not because you're seeking validation or using sex to cope with underlying issues such as past trauma or other issues. Which can manifest in risky behaviour, sleeping around can fall under this. Just because someone on TikTok is doing it … hmmm
Also please remember not everyone is nice, there are users and manipulators out there. If this is a route you want to continue down, please practice safety in meeting and the act. Some people are nasty and diseases the same … plus in this day and age, once a video or picture is created … it's there forever if posted online and those people won't care about you, but please care about and respect yourself
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Why do you think it does?
Memes about it and tips about hooking up and after sex are just that, people looking for shared experiences about casual sex
Its opinions expressed by individuals online who think in a similar way but it definitely doesn't prove its normalised.
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When I was a kid, and I'd say stuff like this - well everyone is doing it - grown-ups would always say,
And if everyone was jumping off a cliff, would you?
It's a way of saying, own your decisions.
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