Miss Sexual Intellectual: Sex Sells, Even When It Comes To Attracting The Males

Star Status Thoughts On A Very Long Friday

(From The Mind Of A Sexual Intellectual Amateur)

I once heard that red makes a woman appear sexier. 

Are men offended when we refer to them as males? Most women are offended when called females. I don't really care because being called a hoe or bitch is a lot worse. Anyway, SEX sells. Sex sells everywhere. Whether you're at work, school, a restaurant, the park, or just relaxing at home sex is a big deal. 

Sexiness is the bomb.com (thanks Tamar). Sexiness doesn't even have to be based off of other's opinions. I found that out with my underwear addiction. Sexiness is all about how you feel when you look in the mirror. Sexiness is important no matter where you are, but it's most important when you're trying to attract a man. Just ask any stripper how much money they make per night. 

According to The Champ women are most noticed when they've been having a lot of sex. He even suggests that women masturbate if they want to attract a man. 

You ever wonder why certain women always seem to get attention from men, wherever they go and whoever they’re with? Well, let’s just say that women aren’t the only ones who can sniff out a “sexually adept” chick. Even if we don’t realize we’re doing it, men tend to gravitate towards women give off the “I enjoy sex just as much as you do. Maybe even more” vibe.-- The Champ

Yeah, that advice might sound crazy to you. The order should probably go something like this: Get the man and then have a  lot of sex with him. However, this isn't really about how to sell sex or how to get a man. 

Recently I was thinking about why sex sells so much. Back in the day sex ads came on after midnight. Now they come on at all times. Even on the radio you can listen to Trey Songz sing about sex at 8 in the morning. Buy why? Why is sex such a big deal? Well I think I know why. 

Sex sells because we all want it, but we want it in different ways. Some want it when they get married, some want it as soon as their hormones kick in, and others want it as soon as their conscience stops telling them sex is wrong. That last one is me. Even if we never see another sex ad or hear another sex song, we'll still want it because it's embedded in us. 

Do you agree? Which category do you fit in when it comes to sex? Are you waiting until marriage, do you follow your hormones, or does your conscience have to talk to you?