I've always assumed something like this:
- Female hysteria over cleanliness.
See also: any commercial showing a baby crawling on a freshly-disinfected kitchen floor that implies 'good' mothers are vigilant against exposing their children to germs. Remember, back when this was normalised, no 'good' girl would give a blowjob - that was for hookers. Every girl knew ANY dick was 'dirty' and 'germ-ridden', and would NEVER consider putting one in her mouth.
- Female prudishness about discussing sexual matters.
'The Talk' was the man's job. Someone would have to discuss with the son about washing his foreskin. You know how women respond to any sign of personal discomfort - far better to mutilate a child for life than experience an awkward conversation with a sexual undercurrent for three minutes. Maybe they should call foreskins 'creepers'.
- Female puritanism and uncritical acceptance of dogmatic thought.
Washing a foreskin would involve a child touching his dick, which, thanks to religious, news and academic media hysteria at the time, meant him discovering masturbation, going blind, becoming disfigured, then being doomed to the madhouse, with the social stigma involved from the other mothers knowing you raised a child who masturbates. (It's good to know the mainstream media is as accurate a guide to life as it ever was).
Despite the changes to society, these attitudes largely persist, even in Gen X'ers.
Before anyone says Millenial Girls aren't prudish, they still are, they're just so mentally-fucked up and dead inside that they crave the punishment and degradation a big, 'dirty' dick provides. They're still horrified and disgusted by sex to some degree, but they seem to think things like ass-to-mouth is what they deserve and actively seek it out. Such is modern female sexual empowerment: a normalised mental disorder. I didn't really see this attitude in Gen X girls.
- Female hysteria over cleanliness.
See also: any commercial showing a baby crawling on a freshly-disinfected kitchen floor that implies 'good' mothers are vigilant against exposing their children to germs. Remember, back when this was normalised, no 'good' girl would give a blowjob - that was for hookers. Every girl knew ANY dick was 'dirty' and 'germ-ridden', and would NEVER consider putting one in her mouth.
- Female prudishness about discussing sexual matters.
'The Talk' was the man's job. Someone would have to discuss with the son about washing his foreskin. You know how women respond to any sign of personal discomfort - far better to mutilate a child for life than experience an awkward conversation with a sexual undercurrent for three minutes. Maybe they should call foreskins 'creepers'.
- Female puritanism and uncritical acceptance of dogmatic thought.
Washing a foreskin would involve a child touching his dick, which, thanks to religious, news and academic media hysteria at the time, meant him discovering masturbation, going blind, becoming disfigured, then being doomed to the madhouse, with the social stigma involved from the other mothers knowing you raised a child who masturbates. (It's good to know the mainstream media is as accurate a guide to life as it ever was).
Despite the changes to society, these attitudes largely persist, even in Gen X'ers.
Before anyone says Millenial Girls aren't prudish, they still are, they're just so mentally-fucked up and dead inside that they crave the punishment and degradation a big, 'dirty' dick provides. They're still horrified and disgusted by sex to some degree, but they seem to think things like ass-to-mouth is what they deserve and actively seek it out. Such is modern female sexual empowerment: a normalised mental disorder. I didn't really see this attitude in Gen X girls.