Women Obsess About Staying Young & Beautiful. Are We Wasting Our Money & Time?
“I usually go for young, hot chicks – no offense meant – but I experience all of this [multiple orgasms] with you. How is that?”
Asked the overweight, not very hot, significantly older man after experiencing the second or third session of incredible orgasmic energy with me.
My answer begins with a question: what is a woman’s role in sex?
Is it (a) to arouse an erection in a man and then be a receptive hole for him to thrust in and out of until he has emptied his ball bag?
Or is it (b) to be a partner in the activation, expansion and movement of sexual energy in and between bodies?
The standard, patriarchal model of sex programmes us all, and especially men, into believing the answer is (a).
Thus, many, many women spend lifetimes – and small fortunes – trying to maintain youthfulness to remain “young, hot chicks” so that they activate male arousal which is everyone’s programmed route into sex.
Being a “young, hot chick” is the goal, and expectation, for women living in a patriarchal society. The mature crone has been erased as a stage of life of value and worth. All eyes fixate on the maiden and the young (fertile) mother who fights deep fatigue and post labour hormones to reclaim the body of a “young, hot chick” so that she can continue to arouse the all-important erection.
In Snow White we meet the evil step mother – an aging beauty but still a Queen at the height of her powers – who so fears the “young, hot chick” in her care that she repeatedly goes to extreme lengths to have her killed.
The murderous jealousy of older women is not the only thing that “young, hot chicks” have to fear. If a society is programmed into thinking it is a woman’s function to trigger male erection and then provide it with a willing hole, attractiveness is easily equated with sexual availability. Whether this is something the “young, hot chick” intended to advertise or not.
Thus, being a “young, hot chick” is a dangerous stage of life for women.
In order to protect ourselves many women, including myself, have used clothes and the physical presentation of our bodies (including weight gain) to avoid triggering male desire as we go about our daily lives and to convey the very firm message that we are not available holes to be pumped for male pleasure and physical relief.
Much of this is subconscious and needs to be drawn out of us in therapy. For some of us the arts – theatre, cinema, music – helps us to see what we have been doing our whole lives.
I am going to share a story which is very, very, very common amongst women and very shocking for modern men who had assumed and hoped that we were living in better times. I share to illustrate my thoughts around “young hot chicks” and to talk about my subsequent empowerment, not to elicit pity or hand wringing.
In 2022 Husband bought us tickets to see Jodie Comer staring in Prima Facie. He bought the tickets because he is a huge Jodie Comer fan not because he knew or had any opinion about the subject matter.
It’s a one woman show and she was phenomenal in it. It tells the tale of a defence barrister who makes a living from defending, amongst others, male rapists. In Part I she is sexy, sassy, smart, funny and full of confidence. She portrays a “young, hot chick” with a brain – super sexy.
Her colleague thought so too. One night after she had had a few too many drinks (celebrating a win in court) he took her drunkenness for consent, and raped her.
In one hideous scene the defence barrister became the victim.
“Victim” was acted with a different voice, a different pace and a different posture. The shoulders slumped, her voice was less confident, the pace of her life slowed down to an almost standstill. What struck me the most and made me feel physically sick were her clothes.
Gone were the sexy, tight barrister-black trouser suits that showed her slim maiden body. The “victim” wore shapeless, baggy, grey clothes. Turning a siren into a lump of rock.
As I watched Jodie Comer acting “victim” I felt waves of nausea washing over me, I couldn’t feel my body, I felt numb all over. I was watching my teenage self on stage. Decades of repressed pain flooded through me.
I became a “victim” at 12 years old. A mature man saw my “young, hot chick” body, liked what he saw and manipulated me into a situation where I had no choice but to “give” him what he wanted.
Watching how Jodie Comer’s “victim” reacted to her rape by wearing shapeless, baggy, grey clothes made me realise, viscerally, that I had done the same for the whole of my life since I was 12 years old.
From this very young age I had understood that clothes become your armour when you go out into the world in which you don’t know which man is the next rapist.
When someone your family knows and trusts rapes you, you learn that every man is a potential threat and that your best protection is to look the polar opposite to “hot”.
(The message I learned at 12 is reinforced in every court room across the Western world. A Woman’s choice of clothes is routinely examined by defence lawyers to make the case that by making herself look attractive she made herself available for sex. In this way a woman’s choice of clothes, e.g. knickers – worn underneath jeans – becomes her consent to have an erection or finger pushed into her.)
Fulfilling my patriarchal duty and triggering erections by looking “hot” as in model (a) is
- deeply disempowering and
- led, in the past, when I was very, very, very, young, to me being raped.
If looking like a “young, hot chick” gets me unwanted and harmful attention then I will disguise my beautiful body under clothes that make me look frumpy and unavailable. That way I will be safe.
If “young, hot chick” is interpreted by men as “available for hire” then frumpy and unattractive, we hope, conveys the very opposite message. It is how I stayed safe after my rape but I did not realise this until I saw Jodie Comer wearing “my” clothes on stage after her rape.
Oooofff.
Other women go further. I have had friends confide in me that the best armour of protection against unwanted male attention is body weight. I do wonder if that’s the – subconscious – answer many women have to what can be deeply tiresome, often intimidating and, tragically too often, life changing male attention.
Male readers you have to understand that we can’t tell which of you is going to rape us.
You don’t wear labels or an identifying item of clothing like a handkerchief in your breast pocket. You are often our friends or colleague (as in Prima Facie). Horrifically often a family member.
Almost always a trusted person in our lives.
I was manipulated into the situation in which I was raped. I knew my assailant and I had reason to trust him. He did not have a handkerchief in his pocket warning me of his intentions. He seemed like a really lovely, safe man.
I want to be very, very clear here. I am not suggesting that all men are rapists. Absolutely not.
What I DO say is that the sexual model (a) – wired into men and women by patriarchal society – makes rape much, much more likely.
If you’re a woman “more likely” is a huge, life changing, problem.
So, my suggestion to women and the men who want to be our lovers is to reject model (a) in favour of model (b).
Is this a rejection of penetration? NO!!!! Absolutely not!
It’s a rejection of the female role in sex being reduced to being an eternal “young, hot chick.” It’s a rejection of the societal programming that makes female appearance the trigger for erection and erection the starting gun for every sexual encounter.
My problem with model (a) isn’t penetration. My problem is that the “young hot chicks” role for women is demeaning. It is time wasting at it’s best and abusive at it’s worst. Look at the amount of time and money women spend on maintaining youthfulness so that they qualify as “young, hot chicks.”
Sickeningly I think it’s largely wasted. The more powerful and protected a man under the patriarchal system becomes, the more he feels entitled to taste younger and younger “young, hot chicks.” And he’s as happy to constantly upgrade his “chicks” as he’d upgrade a car, or any other possession he owns, to demonstrate his status, power and virility.
Sex is far too sacred and beautiful to be misappropriated in this way!
When men, even those you usually prefer “young hot chicks,” experience model (b) they are blown away. I exist to blow them away along with their belief that model (a) is THE way to do sex and the ONLY way to do sex.
Even rich, powerful, men who can usually afford “young hot chicks,” want deep connection. Many (maybe most) are deeply lonely and disconnected. If you have spent your whole life using your money and privilege to manipulate and control people you will end up very isolated and alone.
It’s one of the cruellest ironies of life. We think money is the answer to all of life’s problems so devote a life time to acquiring it only to find out that life is as lonely (if not lonelier) with money as without.
The route to the desired connection is never through model (a). It is through model (b) – the way I do sex, and that is why, despite usually preferring “young hot chicks” my client experienced “all of this” with me.
Model (a) is the sexual model proscribed by patriarchy and reinforced by hundreds of years of enlightenment science which obsessively measured, analysed and categorised the material, physical world. If you could not see it then it did not exist.
In the physical realm sex was reduced to a physical act between two physical bodies primarily for the physical purpose of making babies. That’s why ejaculation is the sought-after prize of model (a) sex.
For ejaculation you need an erection.
In model (a), for an erection, you need “young hot chicks.”
Indigenous cultures around the world have always known there is so much more beyond the physical, material realm that we experience through our remaining senses. Indigenous cultures (and almost certainly earlier, pre-patriarchal human societies) maintain contact with the magical realm. Western science is now catching up. Science can’t call it magic (they have set themselves against magic for centuries) so they came up with a new term – the quantum realm.
Sex in the quantum, or magical, realm uses physical connection with and between bodies to connect with energy within and beyond our bodies. Sex becomes a practice through which you connect to the magic within you and beyond.
In an early training I heard my coach say, “Sexual energy is the energy of creation. It is the most powerful energy on the planet. Think about it, it creates LIFE.”
She went on to say what we have all known since our childhoods – sexual energy makes babies: baby humans, baby cows, baby pigs, baby sheep, via pollinators it makes baby apples, baby blackberries, baby cucumbers, baby rosehips etc.
And this powerful creatrix energy can be used consciously to create the lives we want to lead. To manifest our desires. To re-empower us into choice, agency and sovereignty.
You don’t have to use your sexual energy to manifest your desires. You can “just” enjoy incredible, full-bodied, mind-expanding, deeply connecting, multi-orgasmic experiences. And you can do all of this with women of every age and with men both with and without erections.
And here’s the reason why my I-usually-prefer-“young, hot chicks” client experienced so much more with me. I am a crone who has, amongst many other things, fully rejected model (a) in my life.
I still wear lose, baggy clothes and no makeup when I am out and about in the normal world. I still don’t seek or want male attention. In my work I use carefully crafted images to sell you what you want – an erection – and then give you what you need – an initiation into the magical realm of deeply connected, mind-expanding, full-bodied, multi-orgasmic sex.
The connection every human yearns for is gained through sex and it is often gained through penetration, but never in the model (a) version of sex.
Model (a) sex starts with an erection. These are often fleeting. They have a tendency to be impatient and demanding. Programmed to see a “young, hot chick” as inviting sex and the attractiveness of a woman as her consent for sex, erections dominate and take what they want. Female bodies shut down in response to this behaviour. We turn away from sex. Rejecting the men that we love and we yearn for connection with.
Model (b) starts differently. It is not an urgent, spontaneous erection-centric response to stimuli, it is a conscious, desired choice by both parties. The woman in this model is empowered to sometimes take the lead with her voice, her hands, her mouth, her presence. The man is invited to be soft and receive as well as to give.
In model (b) the woman pulls the man towards her when she wants him to penetrate her. He enters a fully alive, activated, pulsating and strong cunt. They will both often have orgasmed before penetration because in (b) orgasm is an expanded energy experience not the limited physical ejaculation of semen from the penis as it is in (a).
When you allow your sex to move from the limited material realm into the magical quantum realm it completely transforms the experience. Men are amazed by how much more they feel than when they are merely responding to an erection triggered by another “young, hot chick.”
And women are freed. We are freed from both the pressure to be, and the fear of being, a “young, hot chick.”
Empowered, we meet our men for sex as an equal partner in orgasm.
We feel safe because we are not going to experience another smash and grab raid on our bodies.
Instead, we are embarking on a magical journey of deep connection and pleasure with the men that we love.













