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In reply to the discussion: [50 Shades] What two consenting adults do in their bedroom is NEVER your business. [View all]BainsBane
(57,760 posts)That is an effort to shame women for their sexuality, something you claimed only women do.
If this were about two private people in a private bedroom, it wouldn't be a movie. A movie is not yours or anyone else's private life.
Claiming feminists are sex negative is meant to be insulting and it is sexually shaming. That someone holds an opinion that differs from your own does not entitle you to claim they are sexually deficient. The subject of this OP is a movie, not anyone's private life. You apparently feel that no one has a right to comment on a movie, pretending it is about a couple's private life, while you insult Seabeyond as "sex negative" and as "socially oppressive as tea baggers." The irony in insisting she has no right to an opinion about a film because it deals with sex while you condemning her sexuality is rich. If you truly believe that a person's sex life is their own, why do you insult women as sex negative, which is to shame them for their sexuality? Or is what you mean that men's sexuality--even in fiction or cinema--should never be question, whereas women deserve ridicule of their sexuality for daring to disagree with you?