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Discussion Woman dumps boyfriend after finding "snuff films" and violent adult content on his laptop, woman is subsequently called out for "kink shaming" ex-boyfriend.

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posted by sconsolato in WomensLiberation

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[–] RawSienna 79 points

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I think it’s pretty sinister how sexual perversions, paraphilias, sex offenses and antisocial behaviours are now rebranded as “kink”. Fuck your “kink”.

[–] Kevina 44 points

Ya I mean "kinky" used to be wanting to have sex with the lights on.

[–] La 10 points

kinky used to mean oral sex

[–] usher 13 points

Is that not normal?

[–] Every-Man-His-Own-Football 14 points

I read a "better sex" book from the 70s and they recommended putting on candles. So I guess it wasn't normal back then. All the drawings had lots of hair, too.

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[–] Kevina 10 points

It didn't used to be, and you can still find that theme in older works. In the movie version of "In her Shoes" Toni Collette and her Nigel play it out in a scene. He turns the lights on, she turns them off...

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