Anonymous #3 11h

Abuse apologists are gonna drool for icky scenes where the victim cries and ends up with her abuser. Go to hell.

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Anonymous OP 11h

well I’m a victim of childhood sa and I find comfort in the FICTION so….

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Anonymous OP 11h

Do you want actual sources on how healthy adults differentiate between fiction and reality? Like genuinely, just bc u think it’s gross, we should all ban it?? girl im a lesbian and an sa survivor, why would i give a fuck what you think is good and bad to read?

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istg if u guys bring up that slenderman case. that girl was mentally ill! tons of creepypasta fans were also kids and didn’t do that shit. FICTION can indeed make you feel emotions, and some scenes may be more triggering than others for some depending on their personal lives. i don’t read cheating but i love the taboo shit. it’s up to US the readers to curate.

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Anonymous #3 11h

Okay maybe not slenderman but what about 50 shades and 13 reasons why?

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Anonymous #2 11h

genuinely can you explain what you mean? i just said that yes series can make ppl feel things.

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Anonymous #3 11h

You said I swear to god if you bring up the slenderman case so I brought up other cases.

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Anonymous #2 11h

no like how do they relate to your point. you haven’t said one single thing that proves your point. do you want my sources or are you just uncomfortable with taboo fiction? no one’s making u consume it

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Anonymous #3 11h

It proves my point that harmful media can affect reality. 50 shades portrayed an inaccurate depiction of bdsm and caused wrongful practice in relationships and harm. And suicide rates went up after 13 reasons.

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Anonymous #2 11h

sources for either of those? also, if two consenting adults went into a bdsm relationship without research, that’s on them. men don’t need excuses to r*pe by the way…and as for 13 reasons why, i really hope you’re joking and look this up

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Anonymous #2 11h

sources for either of those? also, if two consenting adults went into a bdsm relationship without research, that’s on them. men don’t need excuses to r*pe by the way…and as for 13 reasons why, i really hope you’re joking and look this up

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Anonymous #2 11h

okay that’s a source for one— but correlation doesn’t equal causation. Read the damn article in its full and you’ll see most the children in this case were showing signs of mental illness before watching the show.

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Anonymous #3 11h

No they don’t need excuses but that doesn’t mean media can’t influence them.

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Anonymous #2 11h

okay so why don’t their parents guide them? Family? Counselors? That’s no an authors fault. No one’s telling five year olds to read haunting Adeline. We’re all adults here lmaooo

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Anonymous #2 11h

your arguments are all over the place i though you were talking about children btw— but you’re a r*pe apologist if you truly think that way. Get lost

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Anonymous #3 11h

I’m not talking about children. I’m talking about people in general. And I’m a r*pe apologist if I think media affects reality? Which it does. I’m not saying it is the main reason for anything. It’s not forcing anyone to do anything. And it still influences.

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Anonymous #2 11h

this dumbass idea that consuming a piece of fiction will automatically turn a normal person into an abuser is also a completely debunked psychological concept. people, esp healthy ppl, aren't mindless animals that just copy whatever they see on a screen without a single thought. media may normalize bad behavior culturally over time (ie: bride wars where the fmc stays with cheating fiancée) but it doesn't magically rewire a healthy brain to become a predator

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Anonymous #3 11h

And people will still find a way to get to stuff they want to read/watch.

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Anonymous #3 11h

And I didn’t say it does. Influence means that it can affect how they think, behaves or how something develops. Not that it will or that it will force them.

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Anonymous #2 11h

Okay and how’s that the authors fault?

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Anonymous #2 11h

i can't explain basic media literacy and sociology to you any simpler than that. believe whatever you want, you sound like a bored teenager who’s never taken even a comms 101 class, im out

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Anonymous #3 11h

Blah. Blah. Blah. As a woman from a culture where tv shows where guys physically abuse girls into falling in love them, yeah, fiction can have an impact and desensitize people towards those actions or worse, think actions like r*pe or abuse are ok.

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Anonymous OP 11h

Well if you’re not gonna read go back to bed

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Anonymous OP 11h

also i am a woman and a childhood sa survivor? what now ? are you medically trained like my therapist? didn’t think so

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Anonymous #3 11h

For fucks sake. Your trauma isn’t an excuse to glorify a shitty book that’s going to densisitize people towards r*pe, especially when this book is marketed as romance instead of horror. There’s a girl on booktok talking about how she was r*ped with a gun and is telling people that watching this movie only trivializes her trauma and other people who went through that.

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Anonymous #3 11h

muting bc you guys would much rather harass a real victim and martyr yourselves for fictional adult content than actually make a difference in the world. donate to the Trevor project. Take a gender and communications class and psychology 101, I’ll be writing n*nc*n yuri and there’s nothing you can do about it, you’re not my therapist

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Anonymous OP 11h

“A girl on booktok” and not a single psychology source in site~~ go to bed child, things don’t get banned just cus u don’t like them 😋

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tell that to my r*pist

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give me one source that says that. I say this as someone who’s been in therapy for years for it

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Anonymous #3 11h

Yeah I’m sorry I literally don’t want a graphically violent r*pe scene to be depicted on screen.

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it gives me control in a fictional setting that i never had. I can end it and start it when i want. Why do my coping mechanisms have to be cross examined by strangers tho! Why don't you have a single source

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well it’s not all about you, is it?

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???? Should we ban cheating content cus it’s immoral? Gay content cus conservatives hate it? It’s no all about any singular person you absolute id*ot

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Lmaoooo you’re actually just trolling. Or a kid. I’ve asked you several times for sources, you ignore. I can send you some of mine that I’ve actually studied in uni, or the is is over, because you’re victim blaming and being purposefully ignorant. Good night

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author is a victim. No sources? No questions? Good night r*pe apologist :)

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not a source, that’s a tiktok post lmao! gn

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medical source chop chop high schooler you guys write essays where’s your research skill

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medical source. we are talking about how fiction affects reality. In your case you’re arguing gun violence is caused by gta. See how dumb it sounds?

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what are you talking about holy strawman

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have you read the books? have you even read this screenshot?

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not a single medical source, go to bed, do your homework and get an education. stop policing ppl on how they cope.

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in the scene, addy is into it even tho she fights it. Yes it is dark, yes it would be horrible irl. But this is fiction. Lmao. And you haven’t read the books, i can tell. Stfu

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Have both books on my shelf loud and proud :) since your only research tool is TikTok: actual global psychological data shows that 94% of healthy people experience intrusive or taboo thoughts called 'ego-dystonic,' meaning the brain processes dark themes in fiction or thought precisely because it knows they are separate from real-world morality. +

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No. We are talking about this, u keep trying to deviate like a child who’s throwing a tantrum. I think the gun scene is hot as fuckkkkk what now :)

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Considering im wellIl past ur age i doubt you know how a conversation actually progresses lol. You were obviously the less educated and spiraled. I love fictional r*pe and im a lesbian woman and theres nothing you can do about it~~ go do your summer homework love

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And how old is that 🤔

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Anonymous #3 10h

Done talking to a child past their bedtime.

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Anonymous #2 10h

awww poor babies projecting now. Ya let’s not stay up past your bedtime

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Anonymous #3 10h

At least I don’t love and support r*pe. And know what consent means. I wish your future partners luck.

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“Supporting rape” can’t wait to let my r*pist now he’s all forgiven! Actually none of what he did to me matters apparently bc anon on yikyak says so !

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Anonymous #2 10h

in fiction it’s hot as fuck when im into it, nothing to apologize for

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Anonymous #3 10h

You should. Goodnight, I hope you get better

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Anonymous #2 10h

I hope you get better educated as you’re clearly lacking…

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Anonymous #3 10h

bro who are you even responding to

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Anonymous #4 1h

Shhh the psych patient got out again

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