Soldato
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I’ve never heard a Pontiac Trans Am referred to that way either.A what?
In other news, a gearbox is a “tranny” for American mechanics and petrolheads.
I’ve never heard a Pontiac Trans Am referred to that way either.A what?
Yeah but that's down to the individual. If they want to advertise themselves as an sex object then that's what people will treat them as.IMO, the issue isn't a question of morals it's a question of how our society evolves if this becomes the norm for upcoming generations. Is this really how men should view women and personal relationships?
Personally, I don't think it's either healthy or acceptable to view women as sex objects and nothing else.
Ah ok, they're asking for it right?Yeah but that's down to the individual. If they want to advertise themselves as an sex object then that's what people will treat them as.
I genuinely do not think many do.......... even men who look at pron or go to massage parlours.IMO, the issue isn't a question of morals it's a question of how our society evolves if this becomes the norm for upcoming generations. Is this really how men should view women and personal relationships?
Personally, I don't think it's either healthy or acceptable to view women as sex objects and nothing else.
No, they know exactly what they are doing, these are adults not children. They are also not stupid.Ah ok, they're asking for it right?
I think it runs a little bit deeper than that.
also why is it always the men who get the blame? i know plenty of women who look at pron too (i think many other likely do in their own home as well but are just not as open about it as men are)
No, they know exactly what they are doing, these are adults not children. They are also not stupid.
No one is forcing them to do it, OF is just another social media platform.
Trouble is some men can’t tell the difference between social media/reality.No, they know exactly what they are doing, these are adults not children. They are also not stupid.
No one is forcing them to do it, OF is just another social media platform.
Society has always had a prolific sexual tone or even undertone. It's not new. It's not just about men viewing women a certain way, it's not a one way street. From what I've gathered this is something that people choose to do.IMO, the issue isn't a question of morals it's a question of how our society evolves if this becomes the norm for upcoming generations. Is this really how men should view women and personal relationships?
Personally, I don't think it's either healthy or acceptable to view women as sex objects and nothing else.
I agree with that, I think the piece I'm fixing on is the notion that it's being "normalised". I don't think prostitution will ever be normalised in our society. I also don't think it should be.Society has always had a prolific sexual tone or even undertone. It's not new. It's not just about men viewing women a certain way, it's not a one way street. From what I've gathered this is something that people choose to do.
I completely agree that objectifying women or men or people can cause issues, but I think a level of societal maturity overcomes this quite easily. I mean even in my lifetime the way women and men interact has changed enormously, but one thing that has remained constant has been this stuff (sex etc) whilst it's more accessible than ever now it's no more prolific than it was 20+ years ago. As a mature society you can enjoy sexual freedoms like this without objectifying women, you potentially make sexual desire and sex a less personal an intimate thing but you can detach things like this I think.
Perhaps I'm in the minority who thinks like this and don't disregard your opinion at all it's Definitely worth exploring.
I must be getting old.
Out of curiosity from this thread, I tried to go on there, signed up. I just see what looks like a load of posts from people?
Admittedly I dont use any form of social media and I have no idea how to use anything like this, but the whole thing is alien to me, plus I couldnt easily see any boobs?
I dont get it personally, its not for me.
You have to actually give people a subscription to see their content
They probably feel some personal emotional attachment to the people they subscribe to.Why would you do that, dont people realise there are other sites that are just much easier to look at?
They probably feel some personal emotional attachment to the people they subscribe to.
Maybe there's a chance she will notice me if I keep donating money, some of them sell themselves to fans as well btw from what I gather like proper escorting.
and the ones that don't do that openly probably still take a holiday to dubai and get paid 20k-30k
Crazy.
Trouble is some men can’t tell the difference between social media/reality.
A woman can post what she wants on OF and it’s a fantasy, it’s a story, it’s not reality. Her character asking her subs what they want from her sexually doesn’t mean that she wants sexual contact in real life from anyone. However many men seem to think that it does.
Ultimately it comes down to consent. A performer can consent and request attention/comments/etc. but when they aren’t requesting it then the men should be aware of this and not think the woman wants that attention.
Because it shouldn't be normalised, just like OnlyFans. People like you promote this kind of nonsense and is why it keeps popping up everywhere.