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**gabbaman** · 07-08-2007, 05:50 PM

the "stereotypes" seem to contain some exaggerations of cultural bias which if contemplated may offer an opportunity of conscious contemplation as opposed to subconscious influence.

it may be that one of men's primary fantasy's is simply "access to a beautiful woman as desired without risk of rejection(i.e. a sex object)" and one of women's primary fantasy's is simply "a relationship with a committed man who provides her economic security(i.e. money/power/status object)."

i think these particular cultural bias's are waring down a bit now. kind of 1990.

in the original question, it might be a bit like a free will choice enslaving himself. if you have a free will choice of jumping in a ditch (possibly in this analogy, through not knowing the terrain/ temporary blindness), then you have to crawl your way out. it might seem like a bridge of free will to have to spend so long in a ditch but if you hadn't of jumped in, you would be free to experience in other parts of the terrain.

07-08-2007, 05:50 PM	#5
gabbaman Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	the "stereotypes" seem to contain some exaggerations of cultural bias which if contemplated may offer an opportunity of conscious contemplation as opposed to subconscious influence. it may be that one of men's primary fantasy's is simply "access to a beautiful woman as desired without risk of rejection(i.e. a sex object)" and one of women's primary fantasy's is simply "a relationship with a committed man who provides her economic security(i.e. money/power/status object)." i think these particular cultural bias's are waring down a bit now. kind of 1990. in the original question, it might be a bit like a free will choice enslaving himself. if you have a free will choice of jumping in a ditch (possibly in this analogy, through not knowing the terrain/ temporary blindness), then you have to crawl your way out. it might seem like a bridge of free will to have to spend so long in a ditch but if you hadn't of jumped in, you would be free to experience in other parts of the terrain.
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