Re: In addition.
Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 2:21 pm
Alex wrote:
>
> And if your girlfriends fantasy involves rough sex? She has to
> be frustrated her entire life because you think her fantasy is
> the same thing as paedophilia? Come on. Girls arn't all like
> Mary Whitehouse. They have fantasies just like men.
>
No, you're taking this out of context, once again. This isn't about fantasy play-acting; the thread was about violence (not faked, like in a mainstream movie) being used more and more in porno productions . . . and it was about the adverse effect this might have (in the way of de-sensitization) on its audience. It's about SADISM in pornography that's being talked about.
I happen to know my wife very well, and I can assure you that if I ever raised my hand to her she'd be out the front door in flash. I guess she's just a normal, well-adjusted woman.
You keep carping on about girls having these fantasies about being treated sadistically. I think you're trying to turn that idea upside-down. Isn't all this really about what you - as a male - want to integrate into sex?
You also keep quouting 'Mary Whitehouse', like I was her biggest supporter. Now, you really are talking out your backside here - jumping to any half-baked idea that aids your cause. No, I couldn't give a damn about a woman who's been dead a long time.
I happen to like pornagraphy . . . it's just that I think sadism is a separate issue and falls into the category of abusive behaviour (like paedophilia).
>
> Come again? Are you trying to say rape and women wearing
> stockings and suspenders are the same thing?
Again, you take things out of context to aid your argument. The point you actually made previously was this:
> That's like saying "What have stockings and suspenders to do
> with sex?" For some people choking, slapping and spitting have
> a great deal to do with sex.
To which I replied:
. . . And by the same token for some people RAPE has a lot do do with sex.
Interesting that you've conveniently edited-out the bit about the choking, slapping and spitting . . .
>
> And if your girlfriends fantasy involves rough sex? She has to
> be frustrated her entire life because you think her fantasy is
> the same thing as paedophilia? Come on. Girls arn't all like
> Mary Whitehouse. They have fantasies just like men.
>
No, you're taking this out of context, once again. This isn't about fantasy play-acting; the thread was about violence (not faked, like in a mainstream movie) being used more and more in porno productions . . . and it was about the adverse effect this might have (in the way of de-sensitization) on its audience. It's about SADISM in pornography that's being talked about.
I happen to know my wife very well, and I can assure you that if I ever raised my hand to her she'd be out the front door in flash. I guess she's just a normal, well-adjusted woman.
You keep carping on about girls having these fantasies about being treated sadistically. I think you're trying to turn that idea upside-down. Isn't all this really about what you - as a male - want to integrate into sex?
You also keep quouting 'Mary Whitehouse', like I was her biggest supporter. Now, you really are talking out your backside here - jumping to any half-baked idea that aids your cause. No, I couldn't give a damn about a woman who's been dead a long time.
I happen to like pornagraphy . . . it's just that I think sadism is a separate issue and falls into the category of abusive behaviour (like paedophilia).
>
> Come again? Are you trying to say rape and women wearing
> stockings and suspenders are the same thing?
Again, you take things out of context to aid your argument. The point you actually made previously was this:
> That's like saying "What have stockings and suspenders to do
> with sex?" For some people choking, slapping and spitting have
> a great deal to do with sex.
To which I replied:
. . . And by the same token for some people RAPE has a lot do do with sex.
Interesting that you've conveniently edited-out the bit about the choking, slapping and spitting . . .