[ SECRET POST #4076 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4076 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Dustin Henderson from "Stranger Things"]


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03. [SPOILERS for Black Panther post-credits scene]



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04. [WARNING for possible discussion of incest (fic)]



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05. [WARNING for possible discussion of sexual harassment/#metoo]



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06. [WARNING for possible discussion of sexual harassment/#metoo]



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07. [WARNING for possible discussion of non-con/underage/etc]














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Comments

[tabaqui]

Because some of the abuse is written as a way to deal with trauma, and no one is out in the real world fetishizing abuse victims. Actual black men, for instance, still have to face the BBC thing in the real world.

So - a little different.

[(Anonymous)]

So you think the difference is that people can more easily shrug off being dogpiled for fetishizing abuse/sexism/whatever because they know they aren't actually sexist abuse fetishists, whereas people would feel bad about being called a racist for writing race fetish fic because they know their fetish makes them racist?

[tabaqui]

Does it?

[(Anonymous)]

If that's not what you meant, how was I meant to interpret your statement that race fetishes affect real people and abuse fetishes don't?

[tabaqui]

And where did i say that?

[tabaqui]

And, actually? Please go argue with someone else, I'm just not interested enough to continue.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not arguing, I just have no idea what this comment was supposed to mean:

"no one is out in the real world fetishizing abuse victims. Actual black men, for instance, still have to face the BBC thing in the real world.

So - a little different."

[(Anonymous)]

"no one is out in the real world fetishizing abuse victims"
I work in social services and...NO. They really, really are.