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In reply to the discussion: "50 Shades": A feminist/BDSM Guide to Why it's Skeevy as Hell [View all]ClarkeVII
(89 posts)4. So what
It's not for me to judge if some people find this hot I say "power to them." Too many people are on a sexual high horse. Some people into different things.... Some people find this book hot. Who cares? Quit shaming them. This place is looking just as prudish version as the Tyra Banks show.
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Yes, one of us had to grow up watching a woman through fifteen years of physical and emotional abuse
Scootaloo
Jul 2014
#46
So what? A book that promotes rape and sexual violence and you reaction is so what?
pnwmom
Jul 2014
#50
Wow! Now I'm gonna have THAT in my head whenever I see a clip on YouTube... n/t
TygrBright
Jul 2014
#7
gotta love Dave Berry. and Yes, THE MONEY is the most attractive character in all this.
Tuesday Afternoon
Jul 2014
#45
'Strewf! Dave Barry hits it outta the park yet again. Enough money makes anything sexy. n/t
TygrBright
Jul 2014
#49
The feminist here OBJECT TO THE ABUSE. Not to the sex. (Which, by the way is terrifically boring.)
Luminous Animal
Jul 2014
#16
Uh, how about equating BDSM to fucking a couch cushion, claiming it takes away all intimacy?
moriah
Jul 2014
#28
Sometimes one picture can say everything there is to be said on a subject
Sen. Walter Sobchak
Jul 2014
#29
It is a book about abuse, not sex. From a study of the book at Ohio State.
Luminous Animal
Jul 2014
#48
I agree--volumteering at a battered women's shelter would be a good idea for them.
Louisiana1976
Jul 2014
#55