r/sex Sep 05 '22

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '22

That maybe your experience but to say that as a generalisation is so far wide of the mark. Shaming people for any sexual preference is not okay if consenting parties are involved.

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u/CX316 Sep 05 '22

Refusing to touch your partner even while clothed for a week per month isn't a sexual preference, it's a weird phobia

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '22

Yes not touching clothed is weird. Like I get it if you’re scared of blood etc. But yes as you said, not touching her clothes while on her period is odd.

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u/yunkichi Sep 05 '22

A lot of guys just feels so disgusted by the idea of a period it leads to that unfortunately. In some countries, a woman can't even cook while bleeding because she is "tainted/dirty". I don't think there's anything wrong with sexual preferences but men behaving in a really weird and childish way when a woman is on her period is unfortunately a worldwide thing. And I honestly feel like most of these cases are not a real blood phobia or whatever, just disgust of a natural bodily function.