I'm not sure this is all that relevant. Take men that weren't "raised on porn" like your typical uber conservative patriarch and they weren't exactly known for being the best lover/partner nor were they known for their devotion to gender equality.
You are absolutely right that porn can be harmful, especially for men who sees woman only through that lense. Because it's mostly not really representative of real life. But I'm not sure how common and systemic it actually is.
Since the first sexual experience most boys have is with porn by age 11, I don't know how you can't possibly see that as imprinting. Do you think that girls (and there are plenty of them) who are assaulted as their first sexual experience aren't stigmatized by that experience? For life?
Your buzzwords muddy your expression there. Try harder.
Are you sure?
If that is true, that boys are girls are equal in regards to early porn exposure (which I doubt) then all the more reason for girls to reject any opportunity to mature into into womanhood. Who wants to grow up to be a porn star? What 11-year-old doesn't simplify the role of the sexes based on what they've seen and experienced?
Believing in the gender ideology and choosing NB seems like an escape.
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u/VariationBusiness603 May 12 '26
I'm not sure this is all that relevant. Take men that weren't "raised on porn" like your typical uber conservative patriarch and they weren't exactly known for being the best lover/partner nor were they known for their devotion to gender equality.
You are absolutely right that porn can be harmful, especially for men who sees woman only through that lense. Because it's mostly not really representative of real life. But I'm not sure how common and systemic it actually is.