[ SECRET POST #2920 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2920 ⌋

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Notes:

Just as a heads up, no post tomorrow! Big family event thing, I don't think I'll be able to post. Regular updates resume Friday and on!

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Comments

Re: Why is female sexuality so creepy?

[(Anonymous)]

But you admit that fewer women watch live action porn. Thus, for me, it's inherently less creepy because no real person is involved. Even rape fic isn't as big a deal because it's just words on a page.

But when you see actress after actress getting reamed by 5-10 guys and after you've heard some of the horror stories, well, I can't help but to see that as "creepier." At the very least, it makes me far more uncomfortable than even the weirdest shit that some women write.

Plus, is the porn most women watch so very violent? Because I have watched a little bit of porn directed towards women and, while there is violence, it tends to be confined to an established BDSM scene. Porn geared towards women (from what I've seen which isn't a ton, admittedly) tends to be a lot more tender.

Porn directed towards men seems to focus so much on degrading and hurting women.

Mind you, I don't have any issue with watching porn in and of itself. But the way women are treated in porn makes me uncomfortable and I think it's a big reason a lot of women don't like it in the first place. I know that is true for me at least.