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Christel
Why do Americans use baseball as a metaphor for sex?
8 lis 2013 06:44
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American sometimes use baseball as a metaphor for sex, because baseball is a beloved traditional sport in the US, and the metaphor will be easily understood. Leaving out many details, the goal of the game of baseball is to score "runs" (points). In order to score a run, a player must advance from "home" to "first base"; then from "first base" to "second base"; then from "second base" to "third base"; and then from "third base" back to "home". When you reach home, you have scored a "run". With regard to sex (and leaving out all details), if a person has a "little bit" of sex, we say he got to first base. If he did something more, he got to second base etc. etc. You can read about anything on the internet these days: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baseball_metaphors_for_sex
8 listopada 2013
Just a metaphor , you can apply baseball rules to another game theory .
11 listopada 2013
I think that should be obvious.
8 listopada 2013
Bases were used when I was in high school (16 years old) but not really after that. More of an immature view of sex. I think it is just a way for young people to brag or discuss sex without using more specific terms. Like I said, not used much after those first years of relationships, egos, experimentation, nervousness etc.
8 listopada 2013
Sometimes people uses bases to talk about the order,why is that?
8 listopada 2013
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chiński (mandaryński), chiński (kantoński), chiński (inny), angielski, niemiecki
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