[ SECRET POST #5515 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5515 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

> However, I do think the things you have an affinity toward means that those things are easier to normalize for you than people without such an affinity, and that means it's worth looking about the type of things people in the aggregate have an affinity for.

Uh... no?

Fam , I could write literally 100 self insert stockholm smut fics and I STILL wouldn't wanna be kidnapped and raped in real life. Nor would I want anyone else to be.

[meadowphoenix]

Can you tell me why you quoted me as saying "it's worth looking about the type of things people in the aggregate have an affinity for" and then said no, and described a scenario for you as an individual?

Further, can you explain why "I STILL wouldn't wanna be kidnapped and raped in real life. Nor would I want anyone else to be." would be evidence of a lack of normalization, which has zero to do with active desires?

[(Anonymous)]

You can just say you didn’t understand what meadowphoenix meant without proving it like this. It’s embarrassing how much you missed what they were saying. Either that, or you ignored their points, which isn’t much better.