<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(gagger @ Nov 7 2005, 11:36 AM) [post=358930]Quoted post[/post]</div><div class='quotemain'>
I don't necessarily think it's a bad thing; just sometimes causes me to wonder what effect hearing that has on the girls. Some of them are my friends too. She once made remarks at a mixed social gathering, and the guys seem to have been more interested in hearing her talk like that than the girls were.
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You might need to mention something about that to her. If the women are kinda making faces at her when sex is brought up and she's talking about it without any issues, then it will become a problem.
Women (well, let me rephrase that... a lot of women) are catty. If they see one woman who is comfortable enough with herself to talk to men about sex, they get jealous, and in some cases, they make note to not be friends with her (don't ask me why - this is just my observation).
For example, I grew up with a brother who is two years older than me. As a result, I am very comfortable with who I am and I have no reserves when it comes to talking about sex (depends on time and place obviously). I never noticed the reactions of other women, but it has been pointed out to me that they make faces and think I'm some sort of slut or something because of it.
This is why most of my friends are guys.
Guys don't find it intimidating when a woman is open about her sexuality (unless they are attracted to her, but that's another story for another day lol)... Point blank, some women are intimidated when other women talk about sex. Period.