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Sep 2, 2024
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I'd posit porn is no longer taboo. It's both accepted and actually now defines sexual interaction (both physical and social) for most under 30.
This has been sitting on my to-read pile for a while and this is exactly my niche interest.
I was just thinking about how porn/nudity/sex is so taboo to show on tv but mass murder, gun-violence, war, etc. is so normalized and accepted. Pretty weird if you think about it for more than a minute or two.
whatâs the most interesting thing youâve come across or the one thatâs stuck with you the most?
tiff honestly itâs been the more benign interactions with porn that strike me the most. the novelty of hearing about niche kink and fetishes wear off after the second conversation, but hearing about porn people see not when theyâre trying to get off is also the most interesting. a friend of mine talked about looking for conjoined twin porn after he saw a documentary and sincerely did not want to jack off, but was just curious about it. iâve also been shocked at the number of women (including myself) who as teenage girls would watch porn but not masturbate, just sort of eyes glazing curiosity (?) idk i always felt that that was a more random experience i had and it was kind of interesting to know i wasnât alone. i will say that the more striking thing is how mundane most of the conversations are, like after the initial awkwardness hump many of these conversations are relatively normal. there are less freaks then you think âŚ
mdoinurmom I find porn, unwittingly, has become a source of sexual education. For which it is, of course, horrific. For as much diversity one might see within the offerings at first blush, it's actually quite monolithic and banal and thus quite uninformative.
