re: The societal cost for women deciding to behave sexually like men

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Oh, according to this board, it's always the woman's fault. Getting pregnant, single parenthood, etc, etc. 100% the woman's fault. Never the man's.

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Of course its not the woman's fault, 100%. I think the OP's point is valid though. But I think its society's fault.

In high schools across this country, boys can be popular a number of ways. They can be athletes, they can be smart. But the primary way a girl can be popular is by being promiscuous.

Mo Isom's book - Sex, Jesus and the Conversation the Church forgot - does a good job of explaining this. This was a girl that was runner up Miss Georgia, a standout athlete - and still made fun of for her biblical stance on sexuality to the point where she dropped it. And she was still made fun of. Go post her name on the OT and see the overall opinion.

Without a complete rejection of popularity, and that is harder than it seems, then your daughters will face this. Hell, I have a friend with a seventh grader that has already received a text message that said if she did not send a naked picture, she didn't love him.

Are you kidding me?