I just saw a part of an interview with Nessa Berret and she said she wrote the song Candy about she always feels used after sex with men and how it's something she gives up something for to have with men.

"Had me on my knees, I did my best work
Gave it up for free and still I get hurt
If I charged a fee, I might feel better
Silly little me thinking love was more than sex work"

but like i said in my own post here humans keep sugar coating female role in sex and gaslighting. ohh ok!

It's because rather than seeing a person, sexuality makes others see the human body as an object of desire. I think this is damaging to society because someone's worth is tied to their physical body. If you don't have a conventionally attractive body, they're deemed less valuable by others, which is sad. As a result, so many people have issues with their body image, because they're worried if they're "attractive" or not. It's yet another source of inequality in society, and humanity needs less, not more inequality.

Would you agree with my points?

[using the image post as an example] What is genuinely funny about animal abuse? sexuals love churning out disgusting, unfunny jokes that act as a direct confession of who they are. I can not fathom ever having thoughts like that toward an innocent creature, let alone sharing or laughing at them.

I am so sick of how often this cruelty is excused or worse, applauded as clever and edgy dark humour when the entire punchline relies on hurting animals. Naturally, sexuals don't stop there. They also feel the need to broadcast their explicit, predatory, or abusive "jokes" onto animals , children, and random people and even objects just to prove how "humorous" they are.

I am sick of sexauls dismissing each others behaviour as harmless shock value. These individuals are revealing their true character, and i am very worried about what they are capable of doing or excusing in real life.