If the genders were reversed and the same lengthy rape scene was shown, the sick feminists would be foaming at the mouth, especially if the victim showed that she gained pleasure while being raped.
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people WOULD get angry...
but i think there were TWO aspects at play...
firstly the gender "reversal" (i use inverted commas because women DO rape men)
and secondly, the lack of violence.
they were careful, and clean, and not violent...
it was about giving pleasure, not forcing pain.
(except for the strap-on, which was HIS fault for being rude.)
so the whole point of it, was for the women to feel good, and to know more about what it means for a MAN to feel good.
the ideas in your post are almost as delusional as the OP.
I know you're married but I've got feelings too!
What an ignorant post. You clearly know nothing about feminism and you obviously missed the point of the entire movie. The movie is about how rape is a horrible thing to experience, regardless of your sex (you're misusing the word "gender" btw), and regardless of how "gentle" your perpetrators may be. The way a person reacts to sexual abuse like this has the potential to ruin their relationships and their life.
Just because the man climaxed during certain scenes does NOT mean that he "gained pleasure" from being held hostage and molested by these women. A hard dick does not indicate consent, especially when you're chained down and being held against your will.
I know you're married but I've got feelings too!
Well Dave, speaking as 'one of those sick feminists' I can tell you that I've been involved in a number of anti-rape marches and rape education efforts, all of which welcomed and included men. Feminists, in fact, are among the few who truly acknowledge the pain and humiliation of male rape survivors, without laughing or leering at the problem.
I admit I haven't seen this movie, but I have read the book. I felt deep empathy for the young man, and--while I felt the book was thoughtful and well-written--I found it very disturbing, and not erotic in any way. I admit I stopped short of 'foaming at the mouth,' but I truly felt for the young man; what happened to him was a tragedy.
Does this say a lot about how the world we live in overall is NOT ideal and that in practice, "good guys" and "bad guys" distinctions are not always easy to spot for everyone like that?
The greatest trick the Devil has ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist!
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