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Friday, February 13, 2015

What if this happened?

During a sexual encounter, a man hits his girlfriend. It is obvious that she didn't consent to the act, she is upset, and she starts to cry. He gets mad at her and tells her to take a pain-killer.
This man claims she had consented to the act before it happened. He also has PTSD and sexual dysfunction. When the woman finds out, she begins to sympathize with her abuser and believing she can change him for the better.

Is this romantic or sexy?
Does this accurately describe a healthy BDSM relationship?
If you enjoy a certain sexual activity, does that mean it's okay for everyone to do it, even if it's not consensual?
Would you want a partner who disregards your feelings?

No?

I have four more questions: 
Do you think the Fifty Shades of Grey is romantic or sexy?
Do you think its portrayal of BDSM is accurate? 
Do you think it was okay for Mr. Grey to do this to Anastasia just because you personally fantasize about S&M? 
Would you want Mr. Grey to be your partner?

If you answered no to the first four questions, but answered yes to any of the last four questions, congratulations, you are a hypocrite.

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