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| − | The authors of the English study (who appear to be homosexuals themselves) note that "Fantasies of the sexually forceful man, the pleasure of 'being taken;' and the excitement of power-driven sex are very common in gay culture and pornography. All these collective sexual fantasies normalize sexual abuse and rape of gay men by gay men, providing motivation, justification, and normalization for the assault. It is difficult to see how a climate of intolerance towards sexual aggression can be achieved when sexual aggression is one of the mainstays of collective sexual fantasies." (p. 293) [http://www.familyresearchinst.org/Default.aspx?tabid=85] | + | The authors of the English study (who appear to be homosexuals themselves) note that "Fantasies of the sexually forceful man, the pleasure of 'being taken;' and the excitement of power-driven sex are very common in gay culture and pornography. All these collective sexual fantasies normalize sexual abuse and rape of [[User:Ed Poor|gay men]] by [[User:Aschlafly|gay men]], providing motivation, justification, and normalization for the assault. It is difficult to see how a climate of intolerance towards sexual aggression can be achieved when sexual aggression is one of the mainstays of collective sexual fantasies." (p. 293) [http://www.familyresearchinst.org/Default.aspx?tabid=85] |
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The authors of the English study (who appear to be homosexuals themselves) note that "Fantasies of the sexually forceful man, the pleasure of 'being taken;' and the excitement of power-driven sex are very common in gay culture and pornography. All these collective sexual fantasies normalize sexual abuse and rape of gay men by gay men, providing motivation, justification, and normalization for the assault. It is difficult to see how a climate of intolerance towards sexual aggression can be achieved when sexual aggression is one of the mainstays of collective sexual fantasies." (p. 293) [1]