You notice how many people like to complain that us men are hypocrites about the slut thing because we then say that women are either too shallow or too conservative with their sexuality?

Ah! But see the funny thing, you think men also are not contested with their sexuality constantly? Think again

Who remembers the show Jersey Shore? Now granted I only seen clips of the show here and there, but it becomes one of the themes behind the show was showing off sex or making it part of your identity I believe. It was also part of the show's identity to make you think of just chasing luxury.

Also, why is it men have to be more shallow with their sexuality than women if society really wanted to take the caution of male sexuality serious? Why are their so many labels to describe our sexual rank, yet not as many for women? Why does male sexual imagery actually incite stronger reactions (both positive and controversial) than those of women? Example, remember that Dolce & Gabana add pinning down a woman? Or what about the Calvin Klein Justin Beiber ad?

See women's sexuality is sellable, but also be to be protected right off the bat if women want actually make it part of their identity, but for men they need to resort to more polarizing views of their sexuality and sexual condition due to sex becoming another social status tool, which not only reeks it out of its original purpose, being reproduction, but it also damages the intimacy of both parties regardless of sexual orientation.

Men have to flaunt their sexuality, women can just be able to express whenever they want to whether is around social circles or corporations

What do you guys think?