le_nelson_mandela_face posted:wasn't a good friday for jesus! haha
thats some sick ownage, bro
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GIP is basically a colony in SA they keep up so the psychopaths can be filtered into one location to make jokes about killing hajjis in between posting dog pics
le_nelson_mandela_face posted:I like khamsex's claim that back in the olden days porno was less offensive because they were afraid of feminists busting up video stores. Of course there were no video stores back then and if anybody was smashing up sex shops it was hillbilly religious fundamentalists who would sooner identify with Satan than feminism but hey
Good thing there are no violent, sexist men in porn free societies like Iran or Saudi Arabia.
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Viewing porn "out of context" makes women feel sick
the least personal story about porn I feel like sharing is the one where I was a freshman in high school and hung out in a group that was more male than female. and the guys sometimes used to watch porn when we all hung out together. not just any porn, but really violent gonzo porn. the kind that high schoolers would get a kick out of for the gross factor, like faces of death. and they'd sit there and laugh and we girls would sort of nervously laugh along with them. we'd watch women throwing up while giving deep throat, we'd watch women get cum in their eye, we'd watch men slap women in the face with their hands and erections. we'd watch women getting foreign objects painfully inserted into their bodies. we'd watch women cry and say please and men call them degrading names. we watched men penetrate women dressed up like little girls who called them daddy. and the guys would laugh and say "oh man!" and we girls would sit there and basically get terrorized. sometimes, when something was really gross they would trick us into coming over to the computer screen and then wrestle us, trying to make us watch while they laughed. and we would laugh too, and say, "oh how gross." we were just fifteen and nobody knew better, we just wanted to be liked at that age.
we were being indoctrinated. and I guess these guys were learning something a little different. when they weren't forcing our faces into max hardcore shorts they could also speak of how intelligent and beautiful famous porn actresses were. they would talk about which ones they liked, which scenes they appreciated. it was like trading baseball cards.
playboy bunny t-shirts, girls gone wild commercials, bikini waxes - I grew up seeing all of this and I assume you did too. it teaches you about the value of women in our society. girls are fair game - offended, they are told to lighten up. I've never seen or heard of a straight man being told to lighten up after getting an unwanted, unexpected sexual pass from another man. all the women I know have a porn story to tell. don't even get me started on lesbians. and if you can't see how porn is like, a super horrific and oppressive thing to all women and girls, I don't know what to tell you. and if you can't share those kinds of experiences with women and girls then don't patronize them and try to have a little empathy. you don't have the same skin in the game. your position of power in society is built on the bones of these women. try and listen instead of figuring out ways to make them tell you it's okay to legalize widespread rape and sale of women, choke your girlfriend in bed or watch (even so-called feminist) porn. thanks in advance.
le_nelson_mandela_face posted:that marvel page i d above makes no sense because there are dozens or hundreds of deities in the marvel universe
just like real life
I've never seen or heard of a straight man being told to lighten up after getting an unwanted, unexpected sexual pass from another man.
i agree w/ a lot of her other points but this one is laughable. not only have i both seen AND heard of men being told to lighten up about this, ive been the one to tell other men to lighten up about this, and here in the United States of America In The Year of Our Lord Two Thousand Thirteen any man who DOESNT "lighten up" about this gets automatically accused of both homophobia and repressed homosexuality, and not just by me