History of Feminism
In reply to the discussion: HOF Post: 'Getting Off: Pornography and the End of Masculinity' [View all]ismnotwasm
(42,436 posts)It's about as erotic as a rock. And increasingly bizarre, regarding body parts and fetishes. It also thrives off degradation
I like erotica and erotic images, I do have rules, it has to be reciprocal, it has to respect bodies, and the burden of sexuality can't be on any one gender or sexuality. I just read an interesting Urban Fantasy that includes a type of 'psion' that includes a 'sexwitch'---power fueled through sex. The author stays away from graphic language, and it's not erotica, although you'd think it would be--what I liked about this particular book is the character turned the tables and showed the person obsessed by her what it was like to be used when one is helpless. She also was clear about rape; those who took advantage of her 'need' for sex to power her ability were rapists. Interesting character