Scott Eastwood considers himself a sexual ‘giver’ & isn’t here for slut-shaming

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Before just this very moment, I had no idea that Scott Eastwood has a podcast. It’s called Live Life Better, and it seems like Scott is trying to do some kind of, like, Bro Goop. Goop For Bros? Granted, I’m saying that after listening to the podcast for only about three minutes, but it feels vaguely similar. Scott is preaching sex health, feelings, getting in touch with your inner sensitive broseph, that sort of thing. I bet Gwyneth Paltrow could EASILY convince Scott Eastwood to steam-clean his bro parts for fake-science. In Scott’s latest Bro Feelings podcast, he talks to a lady about sex. You can hear the podcast here. Some highlights:

He’s a giver: Eastwood, 32, admitted he is “having sex, lots of it” while he’s “single and dating.” The actor also said that he’s “had a lot of sex” and called himself as “a giver” in bed. When Eastwood’s guest — sex and relationship expert Emily Morse, 48 — asked whether he is having sex with one person or multiple people, Eastwood replied, “It depends on when you ask me.”

He’s always been sexually advanced: “I remember in early-on relationships — when I was in my early, early 20s — I felt more sexually advanced than some of the people I was with. So then trying to reverse-engineer to grow with them, it can be tough.”

Sex is natural, sex is fun: Sex “the most natural thing we as human beings do… Sex is healthy, people. Don’t shame it. Embrace it. Embrace it. Yes, that’s right. We’re talking about everything sex. How to have healthy sex. How to have some not-so-healthy sex. Dirty sex. More sex. Everyone should be having sex with themselves or with someone else.”

No more slut shaming: “I think there’s a shaming thing too with women, which really sucks, where they use these terrible words like ‘w—e’ and ‘slut’. And instead of embracing sexual culture, women put each other down. And it’s like, why the f—k would you call them that? Just because they f—ked somebody? Don’t do that — you’re bringing down the culture.”

[From People]

A few things. Do you look at Scott Eastwood’s face and think “that’s a man who is a sexual giver?” No. I do not. That’s the face of a guy who thinks he’s great in bed but is probably average-to-no-bueno. It’s almost worse when the guy THINKS he’s an amazing lover and it’s so far from reality. As for his comments on slut-shaming… I’m not going to shade him for that, more bros need to speak up on the issue of slut-shaming, because bros are some of the biggest perpetrators of slut-shaming. Scott seems to think that slut-shaming is merely a girl-on-girl crime, but he’s wrong. Sometimes it’s ladies slut-shaming other ladies, but often it’s men (bros or Congressmen) who take it upon themselves to regulate and judge a lady’s sexual escapades. It does bring down the culture though, I 100% agree with him on that!!

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  1. Jess says:

    Yea, glad he’s not here for slut shaming. As for his skills, I’ve found the biggest talkers are usually pretty bad in action.

    • MissM says:

      Yup. My gray best friend always talked about how good he was in bed and we always gave each other sex advice. Well we ended up making out and he is one of the worst, sloppy kissers I’ve ever met. Then to top it off, he and his ex had a public break up where his ex started telling him how awful he was in bed lol

  2. Michael says:

    Dude, the reason you are getting 95% of this nookie, and 100% of your jobs is because of who your father is. Now shut up

  3. anony83 says:

    That’s the face of a man who thinks that just bc he doesn’t subscribe to DJ Khaled’s views, he’s a giver.

    That’s the safest for work way to say what I’m trying to say here.

    • Eliza says:

      Agreed. Also “growing” his partners, just seems like he’s saying he pressured them into things they weren’t comfortable with.

    • Hotsauceinmybag says:

      I’m screaming

      — (so I totally get what you’re saying)

  4. OriginalLala says:

    In my experience, the guys who won’t stop talking about how much sex they are having and about how great they are in bed are usually…overstating things, to put it lightly.

  5. Nev says:

    Nope.

  6. Juls says:

    He strikes me as the type to think being a “giver” or a generous lover is: “You should be grateful that I’m having sex with you, so I’ll just lay here and allow you to have your way with me.” Yeah, really generous.

  7. Starryfish29 says:

    For reasons that I can’t put my finger on, everything about this guy just screams gross. Every time that he opens his mouth, I throw up a little in mine.

    • Medusa says:

      I know exactly what you mean. He’s technically handsome but has the charisma of a wet towl so that kills his appeal.

  8. Mumzy says:

    Good that he’s openly discussing sexual health, including respect and emotional well being. As for his own skills, I would usually say, “I’ll be the judge of that” but that’s not going to happen… but hey, it’s Friday so I’ll just hope he’s right and that there are many, many more out there.

  9. Stef says:

    I like this story a lot. I also really enjoy looking at Scott Eastwood, he’s a very attractive man.

    Slut shaming is such a sad trend in society; why do we do this to other people?

    • otaku fairy... says:

      “Slut-shaming is such a sad trend in society; why do we do this to other people?”

      Dehumanization is a powerful way to control. ‘Slut’-shaming is a message to the girl/woman being targeted and to girls/women witnessing it. If one isn’t successfully coerced into doing what the ‘slut’- shamer(s) want her to do, she can be punished through misogynistic abuse and be used to teach other girls about social (and other) dangers of falling out of line.
      It’s also a very powerful way to desensitize. Accusing them of causing the harm to women, being lying whores, lacking morals, ‘objectifying themselves’, and lacking self-respect while comparing them to ‘jizz objects’, dirty lollipops, used towels and other soiled things that belong in the washing machine or garbage ( just trash, basically) prepares people to tolerate ‘slutty’ women being treated in ways that we typically aren’t ‘supposed’ be okay with modest, classy, more ‘virginal’ women being treated. Besides, ‘slutty’ women “know what they’ve signed up for”- examples have been made of many a ‘slut’ before them.

  10. KG says:

    He looks like he’s constantly staring at the sun.

  11. DesertReal says:

    He is not a giver.
    He’s more the guy you have to keep telling “right there” but he keeps hearing “if she thinks she likes that, she’ll LOVE this.”

  12. SM says:

    I agree with the other comments, I doubt that somone bragging about how good they are, really are any good. And that is true not only about sex. And while I never saw him in motion but he still rubs me the wrong way, like he seems gross to me, I have to say I aplaud ehat he says about the culture and also I woul really appreceate more men talking about giving not only taking during sex.

  13. Haapa says:

    Not everyone should be having more sex. Some people are demi or asexual! Respect and consent at all times.

  14. hqoiuewroi says:

    I give him props for talking about slut-shaming and explicitly saying it’s not OK. That’s awesome IMO.