[ SECRET POST #6309 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6309 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not entirely sure we've gotten more permissive about sex, at least at scale.

[(Anonymous)]

Over what timeframe?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I'd start looking at the last 20 years. Strangely, at the turn of the millennium there was a bit more openness regarding sex in the mainstream. I feel like there has been some regression in this century.

[(Anonymous)]

Hmmm.

I think there has been a degree of repression compared to what it ass like 20 years ago.

At the same time, I think a lot of that is due to frankly, there were some things that were too open 20 years ago. Some wrong, abusive stuff that was not objected to strongly enough.

[(Anonymous)]

I guess it makes sense to define "we." I mean more like...in fandom and more left-leaning spaces, it's often that anything goes with regards to sex, but speech is very tightly controlled.

And I'm not necessarily saying that all new norms around speech are bad; when it comes to how we speak to one another, it's good to aim for respect. It's just an odd correlation.

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da

Not really sure what you mean still. I think this really differs from fandom to fandom.