When people talk about fuck dates, it’s as if they’re talking about something that’s completely new. At the very least, if they were to dial back in history, they would go as far as the 1960’s. After all, the 1960’s brought about the sexual revolution, thanks to the invention of the modern contraceptive pill. Prior to that period, according to conventional wisdom, women did not fuck around because the threat of becoming pregnant is all too rampant. Thanks to the pill, women can enjoy the sexual aspect of their human nature.
Well, this is the conventional thinking and, unfortunately, it’s also not true. If you were to take a long hard look at history, fuck dates have actually been taking place all the way to the early recesses and early myths of prehistory. The reason why we’re even here as a species is because people are horny. It’s hard wired into their DNA. Men have been tasked with the monumental project of looking for pussy, finding it, fucking it, and moving on.
If this wasn’t the truth, then our population would probably pack a small mall. That’s it. There is something to be said about the human sex drive.
So, with that as our guiding principle, here are just some key historical facts about sex dating with adultdatefind.com!
Pagan Rituals Were Just Giant Massive Cluster Fuck Dates
Back in the Babylonian times, around the modern season of Easter, which is actually based on the word “Ishtar”, a pagan goddess, pagan priestesses would make themselves available to all of the city’s men. This was part of their religious duties as priestesses. People didn’t have hang ups with sex. In fact, sex was compulsory because the priestesses and priests felt that they had to encourage the townspeople to have sex so the town could grow in population. Sure enough, they were rewarded with a crop of kids nine months later. This was required to maintain a growing civilization and, of course, a massive agricultural economy.
Never underestimate the power of economic impulses in dictating the shape of our cultural choices and traditions. The two go hand in hand. In fact, the economic considerations are often the invisible drivers of cultural norms and customs.
The Enlightenment
Around the time of the late 1600’s and mid 1700’s, there was a flourishing of sexual exploration and curiosity. Part of this was due to the fact that the hold of Catholicism, and its tendency to fuck people’s mindset regarding sex, began to wane in certain parts of Europe. In fact, it’s quite ironic that the most sexually liberated part of Europe at that time was Catholic France.
This really should not be a surprise because the way Catholicism was practiced then, and probably still practiced now, is that there is a big disconnect between what people like the world to see and what people actually think about and privately do in their hidden spaces. Those hidden spaces might be in their minds or actual geographic spaces. This actually flows from Catholic theology that rewards good works as opposed to putting emphasis on God’s grace. That’s the big difference between Protestantism and Catholicism.
Well, this all came to a head, literally, and I hope you saw the pun with the enlightenment. The enlightenment actually was a tongue in cheek exploration of sexual liberation on the one hand, and scientific inquiry on the other. This was all packaged in a nice little glossy veneer of Catholicism in France. Of course, as you can probably tell, that experiment did not have a happy ending. In 1789 there was, of course, the bloody French revolution.
The Sexual Revolution
The sexual revolution actually began in the 1940’s. A lot of people think that the sexual revolution took place in America in the 1960’s. Well, that’s actually the flowering stage of the sexual revolution. If you were to look at the etiological incubation period, as well as key breakthroughs of sexual attitudes in America, it was in the 1940’s.
The 1940’s, after all, was the time where the Kinsey report was released. It catalogued real American attitudes and behavior towards sex. It was ground breaking because it paid attention to actual behavior, not what people said. There’s a lot of hypocrisy so, in most cases, the things that people actually do in the privacy of their own homes was very very different from what they publicly say.