Anālais KAS? :)

Nocitēšu statistikas (jau novecojušas, jo mārketings ir varens t.s. "sociālā progresa" instruments) devu:

Of roughly 600 students surveyed at a Midwestern university in 1991, 59% did not believe that oral sex would qualify as "sex" and only 19% thought anal sex would qualify as "sex." Of these same students, females (62%) were more likely than males (56%) to assert that cunnilingus and fellatio were not "sex."

Among college undergraduates who were asked to comment on hypothetical scenarios in 1998, 54% reported that men would not consider fellatio to be "sex" and 59% reported that women would not consider cunnilingus to be "sex." These proportions were even higher once it was specified that the hypothetical oral sex had not resulted in orgasm.

A fall 1999 survey of 15 to 19 year olds conducted by Seventeen Magazine found that 49% of respondents considered oral sex to be "not as big a deal as sexual intercourse." Further, 40% of respondents said it did not count as "sex."

A 2000 Internet survey of 13 to 19-year-old girls conducted by Twist magazine found that 18% of respondents said that oral sex was something that you did with your boyfriend before you are ready to have "sex." The same proportion of respondents also stated that oral sex was a substitute for sexual intercourse. Kas ir sekss?

Versija: tādus tekstus sacer tie, ko dzen nepārvarāma tieksmes popularizēt uzskatu, ka bāzt galvu krāsnī, un citas ķermaņa daļas - citās šim nolūkam izcili nepiemērotās vietās, ir kaut kas norm "normāls", "iesakāms", "atbrīvojošs", "veselīgi izdarāms", utt., un nopelnīt uz tā rēķina naudiņu. :) Naudiņu no patērētājiem, no donoriem "pilsoniskajai sabiedrībai", no nodokļmaksātājiem. Deviāciju mārketinga speci.

Es gan iztēlojos pārīti korpulentu krieviski runājošu sieviešu, līdzīgas tām, kuras tik bieži var sastapt centrāltirgū, konsultējoties ar studentiņu - datoroperatoru, kurš, daudz nedomādams, tulko visu, kas rakstīts uz iepakojuma.