I'm in a course entitled Sex, Feminism and Globalization and I'm getting a lot of anti-porn, anti-bdsm feminism crammed down my throat.
So my question to all the gents is this: Where did you learn what constituted acceptable sexual behaviour?
Keep this quote in mind:
"Pornography and its manifestations in popular culture are a major force shaping sexual behaviour in America. This is where men learn sexually appropriate behaviour and what women supposedly want sexually."
Personally, I think that's utter horseshit. What about how your parents raised you, what you learned in school, what your friends told you, etc etc?
Thoughts?
While I agree that some pornography is problematic in that it portrays both sexes rather misleadingly (women are supposed to get wet instantly at the sight of a hard cock, guys are supposed to last forever because the only good sex is penetrative, etc) but rather than condemn the entire thing, if you have such an issue with how male and female sexuality is portrayed, why not try to make pornography more accurate? Probably because it's easier to just say, to hell with it, than to actually sit down and create some new porn.
So guys, where'd you learn about sex?