
Well well well week four was certainly a education. Masturbation. Ahh dosen't that feel better to say it without cringing and falling into that black hole next to you. I have to say though, something i learned was the amount of names for the subject in question. So - many - names. It was an interesting subject thuogh.
I never would have thought I’d be writing this at uni but life is full of surprises.
What I found interesting about the whole thing was how scared we are to talk about it. (Well actually people seemed quite at home discussing their dirty habits didn’t they?) It is a huge taboo in the media though. I think it was almost unheard of in the public eye a few years ago, and now it’s heard quite often in comedy shows and things like that. Although that is still reducing it to ridicule – is it okay because we are laughing about it and not talking it serious? Maybe. However behind closed doors it is an unspoken common occurrence so everybody is aware of it at least. It’s something people don’t like to talk about but are happy to do alone. Why do people get embarrassed though? I mean I was laughing in the lecture, but when we had to fill in that paper it was embarrassing wasn’t it? It seems to just be human nature. Maybe because it’s seen as ‘sad’ to be at home alone and giving yourself one? I coulnd't really explain it.
Men do seem more prone to it though, and they seem to find it easier to talk about. Funny that.
Has anyone watched Ricky Gervais 'Politics'? When he says his friend was doing this and when he opened his eyes he saw his mum had walked in and left him tea and biscuits??? Oh the Shame.
I never would have thought I’d be writing this at uni but life is full of surprises.
What I found interesting about the whole thing was how scared we are to talk about it. (Well actually people seemed quite at home discussing their dirty habits didn’t they?) It is a huge taboo in the media though. I think it was almost unheard of in the public eye a few years ago, and now it’s heard quite often in comedy shows and things like that. Although that is still reducing it to ridicule – is it okay because we are laughing about it and not talking it serious? Maybe. However behind closed doors it is an unspoken common occurrence so everybody is aware of it at least. It’s something people don’t like to talk about but are happy to do alone. Why do people get embarrassed though? I mean I was laughing in the lecture, but when we had to fill in that paper it was embarrassing wasn’t it? It seems to just be human nature. Maybe because it’s seen as ‘sad’ to be at home alone and giving yourself one? I coulnd't really explain it.
Men do seem more prone to it though, and they seem to find it easier to talk about. Funny that.
Has anyone watched Ricky Gervais 'Politics'? When he says his friend was doing this and when he opened his eyes he saw his mum had walked in and left him tea and biscuits??? Oh the Shame.