[ SECRET POST #3023 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3023 ⌋

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Yeah, writers are oftentimes pretty straightforward about that.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, it might be nice if it wasn't always so by the numbers and sexual trauma manifested a little differently (like it sometimes does in reality)- like the character is fine with many sexual acts, but shies away from certain intimacies or because their trauma is very connected with a certain person, something that reminds them of that person (a smell, a voice, a phrase, etc.) causes them to act out/freeze up.

But, yes, attributing some behavior to something else when the writers have already given a reason for it can be annoying. Though, to be fair, sometimes the writers' reason for certain things can be stupid.

Re: Yeah, writers are oftentimes pretty straightforward about that.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah. I'd also like to see on screen some instances of people who got a bit hyper-sexual in response to it. I don't think I've ever seen that one used.

Re: Yeah, writers are oftentimes pretty straightforward about that.

[(Anonymous)]

And it does happen. My ex was like that.

Re: Yeah, writers are oftentimes pretty straightforward about that.

[(Anonymous)]

Kwenthrith on Vikings is a pretty big example of hyper-sexualized post-abuse.

Re: Yeah, writers are oftentimes pretty straightforward about that.

[(Anonymous)]

I thought her story was handled really well in that regard.

Re: Yeah, writers are oftentimes pretty straightforward about that.

[(Anonymous)]

Becoming hyper-sexual in response to sexual trauma is most definitely a thing IRL, but I can't think of any examples in media off the top of my head...