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They're the ones you have to watch the closest...Jones the Steam is an upstanding member of the community, boyo. Goes to Chapel thrice a week, he does!
They're the ones you have to watch the closest...Jones the Steam is an upstanding member of the community, boyo. Goes to Chapel thrice a week, he does!
Except none of that has anything to do with getting off on symbols of being an infant or child or teenager any more than vanilla sex, whereas getting off on school uniforms or nappies does.
But you're also wrong when you say that a school uniform fetish is different in some way from 'vanilla' sex aren't you really? Because the school uniform thing is actually an incredibly mainstream and 'vanilla' sexual trope isn't it? Not just in pornography or in peoples sex lives but in films, music, the media and in society in general...
I've been twitter-spatted as "a terf" recently, for making the uncontroversial remark that hormone blockers and surgery can't change your genetic heritage.
This is interesting because you're right, these things are symbolic of having sex with children, or possibly symbolic anyway.
But you're also wrong when you say that a school uniform fetish is different in some way from 'vanilla' sex aren't you really? Because the school uniform thing is actually an incredibly mainstream and 'vanilla' sexual trope isn't it? Not just in pornography or in peoples sex lives but in films, music, the media and in society in general, young girls well under the age of consent are routinely sexualised every day and it's ingrained in our culture. So it often isn't considered as perverse or unusual or weird or whatever. I'm not saying that's not fucked up, you're right, it is. I feel sure that well before I first had sex as a teenager I'd seen porn featuring women dressed in school uniform at least ten years older than I would have been at the time. That's not normal is it? But on the other hand it is normal because you could probably say that about the vast majority of teenage boys, especially in the internet age.
I think in general, it's probably better to think about why it is we live in a world that sexualises children routinely in the mainstream than rage against an individual because you think their particular interest (not even necessarily sexual to them, just what they like to do) is somehow proof that they must be an abuser or potential abuser without any evidence that they have committed an act of abuse or that they intend to.
...a nurse who gets their rocks off giving handjobs to people pretending to be in a coma is very different to a surveyor getting his rocks off giving handjobs to people pretending to be in a coma...
It's also about evidence, though. If you're going to start seeking to deny people certain jobs because of their kinky sex preferences, you need to have some kind of evidence that people with kinky sex preferences who actively act those preferences out in private represent a heightened risk. Otherwise you're just acting on your own prejudice/gut disgust reaction. The danger is that you miss the apparently straight-laced types who attend church three times a week and get the official nod of approval, but are in fact suppressing their kinks in a way that does make them a heightened risk. You're in danger of demonising the wrong people.all of which rather ignores the who - a School teacher getting their rocks off on fucking people in school uniform is a very different thing to a bricklayer getting his rocks off fucking people in school uniform, a nurse who gets their rocks off giving handjobs to people pretending to be in a coma is very different to a surveyor getting his rocks off giving handjobs to people pretending to be in a coma, a nursery nurse who gets their rocks off fucking people wearing nappies is very different to a civil servant in the DVLA with no kids and no access to kids getting their rocks off fucking people in nappies.
its about access and influence/authority.
anyone who attends church three times a week should be denied the official nod of approval as they're obviously a wrong unIt's also about evidence, though. If you're going to start seeking to deny people certain jobs because of their kinky sex preferences, you need to have some kind of evidence that people with kinky sex preferences who actively act those preferences out in private represent a heightened risk. Otherwise you're just acting on your own prejudice/gut disgust reaction. The danger is that you miss the apparently straight-laced types who attend church three times a week and get the official nod of approval, but are in fact suppressing their kinks in a way that does make them a heightened risk. You're in danger of demonising the wrong people.
Then again I'm not really into this whole dressing up / sex cosplay kind of thing. A mate's g/f had brought a nurses uniform and was excitedly telling me about it when I pointed out that my mum was a nurse and all I remember was her coming home after a shift, utterly exhausted and her uniform covered it stains from whatever after a shift spent cleaning up whatever.
i don't know where you get the notion catholic priests' sexuality is suppressed from.The obvious counterexample here of a group of people who on the surface are not supposed to have any kind of sex life, kinky or otherwise, is Catholic priests. Suppressed sexuality is the greater danger, no?
I'd also wonder, does anyone have a completely 'kink-free' sexuality? I doubt it. What would that even look like?
Thing is I think there is some extraordinary rubbish written about sexuality by people who should know better. On a previous trans thread this guy Blanchard was linked to, and he banged on about 'correct' sexual direction, which basically involved a man being turned on by a vagina and a woman by a penis. It was absurd, and from a so-called 'sexologist' who made his living theorising about this stuff. I am a heterosexual man turned on by among other things vaginas, but my sexual awakening happened years before I'd even seen one, let alone got close to one, and all kinds of things that make up our adult sexuality began right back when we started becoming dimly aware of our sexual urges, at which point all kinds of things can come into play 'symbolising' sex, commonly clothing of various kinds - cos things like vaginas and penises are hidden by clothing. But within a healthily 'kinky' sexuality, there is a sharp barrier between the sexual fantasy and real life, which is never crossed.Extreme niche vanilla forum ------------------------------------->
Thing is I think there is some extraordinary rubbish written about sexuality by people who should know better. On a previous trans thread this guy Blanchard was linked to, and he banged on about 'correct' sexual direction, which basically involved a man being turned on by a vagina and a woman by a penis.
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Depends how you define kink. Dictionary definition is an 'unusual' sexual preference so liking big tits/big cocks or sexy underwear doesn't really count.I'd also wonder, does anyone have a completely 'kink-free' sexuality? I doubt it. What would that even look like?
If you can think of it, someone's into it. I bet there are people out there who get really turned on by the thought of short, awkward bouts of fully clothed missionary sex in the dark.
That's a circular argument though. Why would underwear be sexy? That's a paraphilic kink right there, just a socially acceptable one (in certain societies). Presumably within a society that is extremely suppressive of sexuality, in which sex is supposed only to happen through a hole in a sheet, 'sexy underwear' would be a disgraceful perversion.Depends how you define kink. Dictionary definition is an 'unusual' sexual preference so liking big tits/big cocks or sexy underwear doesn't really count.
That's a circular argument though. Why would underwear be sexy? That's a paraphilic kink right there, just a socially acceptable one (in certain societies). Presumably within a society that is extremely suppressive of sexuality, in which sex is supposed only to happen through a hole in a sheet, 'sexy underwear' would be a disgraceful perversion.
no it wouldn'tThat's a circular argument though. Why would underwear be sexy? That's a paraphilic kink right there, just a socially acceptable one (in certain societies). Presumably within a society that is extremely suppressive of sexuality, in which sex is supposed only to happen through a hole in a sheet, 'sexy underwear' would be a disgraceful perversion.
Why would underwear be sexy?
no it wouldn't
Well surely if the definition includes 'unusual' a kink can only be defined in terms of the society it exists in and socially acceptable turn ons don't count.That's a circular argument though. Why would underwear be sexy? That's a paraphilic kink right there, just a socially acceptable one (in certain societies). Presumably within a society that is extremely suppressive of sexuality, in which sex is supposed only to happen through a hole in a sheet, 'sexy underwear' would be a disgraceful perversion.
ah, you refer to the famous urban myth about orthodox jews.Wasn't that exactly the case for a particular religious group at some point (my memory is fuzzy on this)?
I think the school uniform thing gets an easy pass because while it has dodgy roots for many, for at least as many it's a callback to formative sexual experiences - that sense of excitement, terror and a tinge of transgression mixed together*. Which is why you see it so much involving clearly adult women in the uniforms (as opposed to adult women who look of plausibly school age). It's also part of why those school disco club nights were so popular some years back (I'm a little out of the loop, so maybe they're popular again right now).
* - I was a late bloomer, so for me it's women in DM's and combats.
ah, you refer to the famous urban myth about orthodox jews.
it's a myth.
no it wouldn't