Do you agree that the following sexual double standards still exist?

[Anglo-Celtic]

Basically if someone is obsessed with other peoples sexuality it's sign of incel behaviour. Everyone can do anything what they want in the bed doesn't matter if they are male or female, the problem is when this thing has political & media support like this LMBTQ movement, or interracial relationships in the movies etc. I think the hate against LMBTQ and interracial relationships is result of the brainwashing media that want to force it on others in every day, in every advertising, in every movie or this football EB, and it makes the peoples angry against these things. I know many people who didn't care about gays in general half years ago, but after this LMBTQ football propaganda they became hardcore gay haters. Without this violent media propaganda 99% of peoples would not care if your gf/bf is not white or youre gay etc.

I couldn't agree more with most of that. I differ only in the fact that I don't hate ordinary "alternative" people. I blame the groups and the people behind the social engineering. There's no need to put Tony the Tiger in a tutu.

[Thunder_shock]

1) Ofcourse
2)Definitely
3)Not sure if thats the case anymore
4)Yes

[SneedsFeedNSeed]

1) I'm pretty sure that women have a lead over men on average in extramarital sexual partners and other filth generally, and they feel like they can't make demands from a worse position, so they don't make those demands as frequently. Instead, most women go for the "why do you care if I turn myself into trash?"-tactic, which is just so pathetically self-defeating.
Meanwhile, guys don't care that other guys do that, because other guys will not be an option to them, and that's not "potentially their spouse getting wrecked", it's just competition destroying itself. But surprisingly enough, women don't come down heavily on the degenerate men as they should, as we do to degenerate women.

2) Because 90% of OnlyFans "creators" are women. And because the other 10% do it for other men, and 98% of men don't want that, and the other 2% do.

3) That's more like a non-brown-woman problem, because brown people don't value their own to begin with. And I have never heard a white woman complain about a white man being with a woman of another race. I think that they fear being called racist. So they would rather let themselves be exterminated than be called racist, in case black guys start crying or something and they "ruin their chances" lol.

4) You go on a date with a woman, and pretend like you're bisexual, "experimenting", "curious", ex-gay or anything like that - you will see homophobia like you've never seen before. Even from bisexual women.

But who feels sorry for degenerates of either gender except for they themselves?

[Tooting Carmen]

bump

[frankhammer]

1/ yes
2/ yes
3/ Not necessarily for ethnicity. Quite possibly for race. Nationality, like that matters anymore

[Tooting Carmen]

"Women have somehow been separated from their libido, from their faculty of desire, from their sexuality. They've become suspicious about it. Like beasts, for example, who are castrated in farming in order to serve their master's ulterior motives — to be fattened or made docile — women have been cut off from their capacity for action. It's a process that sacrifices vigour for delicacy and succulence, and one that's got to be changed." - Germaine Greer.

[Tooting Carmen]

The other day, I was watching a Bollywood film called Dostana, which was set in Miami. The plot was about two Indian men, who had only recently met themselves, pretending to be a gay couple in order to rent a flat in a complex where (hetero) men were forbidden. In turn, both men gradually fall in love with the landlady's daughter. But the main reason I mention this film is re (3) in the OP: in the music video during the closing credits, while the two men are dancing surrounded by both Indian AND White women, the woman dancing is ONLY surrounded by Indian men...

[Teutone]

The other day, I was watching a Bollywood film called Dostana, which was set in Miami. The plot was about two Indian men, who had only recently met themselves, pretending to be a gay couple in order to rent a flat in a complex where (hetero) men were forbidden. In turn, both men gradually fall in love with the landlady's daughter. But the main reason I mention this film is re (3) in the OP: in the music video during the closing credits, while the two men are dancing surrounded by both Indian AND White women, the woman dancing is ONLY surrounded by Indian men...

crazy

[Borealis]

it is retarded

[Tooting Carmen]

crazy

This being said, Bollywood has certainly come a long way from the days when even kissing on screen was forbidden (only legalised in 1992). By contrast, here is a music video from the film I just mentioned: