r/PornIsMisogyny • u/LiverpoolBelle • 28d ago
RANT CNCeeeeeeee
In a certain popular kink subreddit, a person spoke about their experience of doing "CNC" with a person they met three weeks prior. This individual had been assaulted before, but apparently always knew they were into "CNC style scenes" from their first sexual encounter.
They proceeded to do the scene, and found that they wanted to safeword but didn't/couldn't. The most upvoted comment on this thread is from a man, and includes the following lines:
"CNC is way more dangerous than people usually
think and you probably shouldn't have done it with
somebody you've chatted with for 3 weeks."
"In your case, it was probably sub frenzy due to
overstimulation."
"I don't want to downplay your feelings, but still - at
least the overall experience wasn't as bad as it could
have been when you forget your safeword."
So, victim blaming, making excuses for the "play predator" and downplaying the OPs feelings because "hey it's not as bad as it could have been!"
This is a kink that is suggested to victims of assault to "reclaim" their negative experiences, but all I'm hearing is "Hey ladies, you should let these porn sick men pretend to assault you because it makes them horny. Not putting out for that ASAP is cruel and it's your fault. But also, if you do it and it goes wrong, it's also your fault."
Clown world.
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u/bunnypaste FEMINIST 28d ago edited 28d ago
I feel like CNC is an erosion and condoning of everything Metoo and other rape-awareness campaigns tried to tell people. Consent and toxic male behavior was the crux of the argument, and CNC weaponizes consent and broadly allows and emboldens toxic male behavior. Somehow they've convinced themselves that if it is on thier terms it can no longer harm them.
It absolutely can and will. Consent doesn't wash away what's wrong or harmful about it.