girlie you might be crazy /j
Idk if I read the post right, but from my understanding of it, I disagree.
I'm assuming you were referencing violent media/kinks in the post, but correct me if I'm wrong.
In some ways, there are differences between media, sexual content, and real life, but consuming and enjoying that kind of content can encourage similar violence, or at least normalise it, especially if consumed by a person with already dangerous behaviours.
There have been many, many cases where kink violence has turned to actual violence, and where people (mostly men) develop outright dangerous views and behaviour from internalising too much kinky/sexual abuse media. That is why I, personally, am wary of normalising kinks, especially violent ones, because on some level, there in an intent to harm or glorification of hurting a loved one/sexual partner. I have seen more evidence that the media a person watches will influence their behaviour and thought, than evidence that concepts on the internet are harmless.
Fiction that isn't outright porn, however, does have more nuances in my opinion. Media that glorifies or sexualises violence, even as written fiction, will influence people, and will be more alluring to people with predatory behaviours. This is not to say that no media should portray those concepts, though. When written in a way that represents but does not glorify and sexualise, such concepts can add to a story.
I'm not very good at actually expressing my ideas, but in short, though concepts in fiction, sexual media, and in life do have differences, one can influence the other, which is why I, and possibly others, but I'm not sure how many hold ideals similar to mine, disagree with violence in sexual media, and violence/unethical concepts portrayed in a glorifying sense in fiction and other medias.
thanks for reading my glorious text wall, if you didn't that is fine as well XD please excuse any typos, I'm not wearing my glasses <\3
HELP..... i agree on the dangerous intent kink to crime tho ... theres a sadly common pipeline between kink to crime but the main point of my post was me thinking of how i think of concepts(kinks?) in fiction (theory) vs reality in any form (consensual kink or crime, "practice")
NORMALizing kink, or having it become "common" is crazy tho stay safe (! but having media in strictly fiction, like art, and not anything 'real' is something i will always defend)
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