What happens when men feel afraid after discussions about gender?
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"When men feel afraid after discussions about gender, it reveals their exhaustion from the pressure of performance; in the embrace of freedom and warmth, fear dissolves and desire flows naturally."
According to Osho, when men feel afraid after gender discussions, it reflects a deeper truth: in lovemaking men expend energy and, in a free, non-monogamous setting, repeated affairs leave them spent and cautious. Fear arises when they feel pressured into intercourse. Given freedom and compassionate warmth—cuddling, nonsexual closeness—the fear dissolves, and desire returns naturally when energy is available.
Men get scared if they feel pushed to have sex; let them rest and enjoy closeness, and their desire comes back by itself.
Why this matters practically
- Reduces pressure by honoring energy levels and consent.
- Strengthens intimacy through nonsexual closeness and care.
- Encourages timing sex naturally, improving wellbeing for both.
- Strengthens intimacy through nonsexual closeness and care.
- Encourages timing sex naturally, improving wellbeing for both.
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