I'd be more down with trad sexuality discourse if I felt like they sufficiently demonstrated an understanding of the downsides of trad sex cultures (especially on ppl actually ill suited for trad sexuality) and also if they had better alternative suggestions
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They don’t have to. Choosing not to partake doesn’t imply to me that “they hurt.” It implies someone is trying to do something they don’t want… and they’re unwilling to admit that they don’t want it.
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It’s also not difficult to invite the trad along for a non-trad ride.
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“Other norms” … I don’t think those are ‘norms’
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You can't have "other norms". A norm by definition means there's only one and everything else is abnormal. Having more than one norm is really just the lack of a norm.
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you literally cannot promote a norm without it being "to the exclusion of other norms" that's what it means to have a norm there can be only one default option
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The other things just aren’t “norms”. That’s bad language. There can be bimodal distributions that lead to things called gender norms, but yes, the word “norm” is being misused throughout the discussion of “alternate” lifestyles
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