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James Deen on abc news. Yes.
omg this is perfect haha
he’s right though, if someone wants to watch porn and they understand it then they should be able to do it. i’ve been watching porn since i was like 13 and i’m not like horribly damaged lol. and if this was about teenage boys instead of teenage girls it wouldn’t even be an issue but whatever~
i think the only reason that kids shouldn’t be watching porn is because it sends a lot of extremely bad messages about what sex really is. you don’t expect every guy to have massive dicks and every woman to be into every position or act or for people to go 45 minutes of solid pounding or whatever. it’s way more damaging for the potential of unrealistic standards and expectations than it is for showing two people fucking
james deen is funny as hell though.
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you cannot tell me this song hasn’t inspired at least a handful of people to try kinky sex. you just can’t. i won’t believe you. this song just exudes “fuck me and make it hurt”. just listening to it gives you that wicked little smile that says “oh yeah, i’m gonna leave marks”.
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Let me just begin by saying,
This is what my pepper spray looks like. For the record, I didn’t buy it for myself, my parents got it for me. As I was walking out of Wal Mart tonight, without it, it donned on me on how fucked up it is. Not only the fact that I need the weapon itself, but it’s color.
It’s like, we’re trying to make rape culture cutesy. Same goes for pink tazers. Pink handguns. We’re trying to make these weapons adorable in order to distract ourselves from the reason we carry them: to prevent ourselves from attackers.
Not only that, but the pink is geared toward women (or people who identify as women). There isn’t any blue, masculine mace. Why? Because men aren’t the ones who carry it around. How fucking terrible is that? “Here you go, you cute little girls, here’s a pink weapon to protect yourself from potential rapists and/or murderers.” It’s furthering the idea that rape and violence towards women is acceptable. It’s saying because our ways of protecting ourselves are cute and stylish, we’re harmless. Weapons should never make a fashion statement.
lemme just nip this thing right in the bud here
companies aren’t making pink guns or pink mace or pink anything to “perpetuate the rape culture”, they’re doing it to sell units
people in suits are finding out that pink things sell, and these people want to sell things, so they make them pink
yes i know you wanted to prove a point and advance your agenda, sorry about that
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FUCKIN EXACTLY.
BEST ANALOGY EVER
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