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I am an australian. a writer. 23. feminist. pro sex. was on anti-d. single. queer. don't shave (mostly).

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I studied at Oxford University in 2012. I am currently finishing my writing degree in Canberra.

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Rape and sexual violence are often used in porn for titillation, (though this is abominably wrong, my focus is that) these depictions are highly stylized; a fantasy that in dislocated from the reality of sexual violence. Such depictions cloud the understanding of what rape is, looks and feels like. These fantasies tend to show a female resisting certain specific sexual behaviour, her boundaries being disregarded to which she later enjoys and has screaming orgasms from. Common scenarios are the image of the rape of the virgin or the faux nos of a ‘slut’ which are just there to hide her ‘slutty’ desires, which are okay to violate because she is a ‘slut’. This sends a clear and consistent message that violation of the boundaries of women are arousing, and that her boundaries are not valuable or real. These forms of porn are packaging rape fantasies as a commodity. Rape porn is buyable and there is a market for it. We are living in a rape culture which denies the realities of what rape is and even that the ‘perpetrators’ are criminals. 

— 1 year ago with 1 note
#rape culture  #disjointed reaity  #porn  #some issues with porn  #(c) rachael nielsen 2012 

I know smart, bookish, beautiful women… they are unique but all are disinterested, uncomfortable, do not get much from typical pornography. why is this?

it can not just be catholic, christian guilt from church when we were twelve. there must be something in porn that is not catering to these women. sad. dis-heartening. they wrinkle their noses, because it makes them feel insecure. what is wrong with the style of this ages pornography?

— 1 year ago
#porn 
"prostitution and porn can never be eradicated and i don’t want either to happen. make it legal and make it better. respect sex workers, have a transparent system that doesn’t allow the abuse and exploitation of women. it is the oldest profession for a reason. don’t denigrate the female sub for being ‘anti-feminist’, don’t tut tut her sexual preferences, aren’t you then just as bad as the misogyny you believe put her there? feminism is freedom right? prostitution will always happen, just like abortions, and just like abortion, allow choice and set up a system that does not perpetuate the alarming mortality rate of women. it will happen with a coat hanger or in an alley way, a clinic for both is the height of maturity because we will be in turn admitting what reality is and making it safe. don’t ban porn, make it better, encourage it as a sex-positive thing for women’s self esteem and sexual roles. you can’t eradicate. don’t pretend you can turn the world victorian and floral skied, instead make it better. make it sex-positive. let it be free and improve the majority of laws and porn production till they are an asset to women."
— 1 year ago with 15 notes
#rant  #my views  #feminism  #BDSM  #sex workers  #porn