Do you even know what we're talking about, Alcom? This is not about sexism, this is about the use of the word "sex".

I thought McJobless expanded the argument to content that could be deemed 'sexist'.

As far as I can tell, he did not.

I tried to avoid sexist works as much as possible. It's part of an argument I should hopefully be uploading soon, but ultimately I don't like talking about the topic.

What McJobless said...

 

This is nothing new. If you think that society is decaying, it's because you didn't see these things as a child. The apparent worsening of society as you age is really because you see and hear more bad things as you grow up. It's not that society has decayed, it's that little by little, the barriers between you and reality erode.

 

It's not a new thing that people are attracted to the human body - it's been that way ever since something that could be called "human" by today's standards has existed. For example: I used to think that today's music was incredibly sexual - then I looked at the 70s, and bam - Whole Lotta Love, Slow Ride, etc... - and you can go even further back. And that's just music.

 

As you grow up, you see this more often as you're more exposed to the world.

Words.

I've reached my like quota for today, so I'll have to say THIS I LIKE.

Trust me, you wouldn't need to be a furry to be "turned on" by some work if people are doing what I think they are doing. Human is human, it does not matter if that human is zoomorphic or not.

You have no right to claim that with providing some evidence first. I don't get turned on everytime I see a picture of a wolf and a human fused together in a sexual manner, and I'm extremely sure that most humans who are not Furries are the same, if not all of them.

Find a yellow female zoomorph, crop off the head, tail, and limbs and then tell me if you can tell if it is a furry or just a really hairy woman.

What I meant by slipping is that we as a society are putting sex where it probably should not be put. It is every where, even in schools. I had classmates in Drafting 1 drawing certain feminine assets in AutoCAD in high school. These same classmates also responded "What is circumcision?" or something similar ever time when the instructor said the word circumscribed. And I saw worse in the halls. And this was a "country" school, a place that such things are quite unexpected. Now do you think we may have a slight problem?

Absolutely not.

That's immature teens being immature teens. This happens EVERYWHERE. It's expected for at least a few people in school to make sexual jokes. Just because you're not acquainted with it, doesn't mean that every country town is the exact same.

If you don't think sexual jokes are funny, then don't make them, and don't laugh. But I'm telling you, this is a normal thing to happen, and sooner or later you will need accept this.

Well, this group actually disrupted class enough with them to keep us from getting anything done. And if you look at one of the Defcon panel videos, Pwnd by Owner, you will find that in one MIT student evidence that that immaturity does not go away completely.

Holy crap this is quite the discussion going on here.

I'm not even going to attempt to siphon through all these comments, I'll just say that I for the most part agree with your thesis, McJobless.

I really don't want to get into a debate right now.

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And still you go on the same line...

Immature children will disrupt class anywhere - it doesn't matter how they do it, or what they say. Immaturity has existed for a long time, it's nothing new. They're disruption of class is no different from any other except that they used something sexual. The problem there is the personalities of the individuals and how they acted, not the fact that it was sexual.

 

And what does the last thing have to do with this? Social maturity is as much about perception as anything. At about 25, your brain has matured, so technically you don't still possess immaturity - but you may still be perceived as immature.

One thing to keep in mind is that I grew up in a house where discussion about sex is generally discouraged.

One thing to keep in mind is that I grew up in a house where discussion about sex is generally discouraged.

I thought as much. It doesn't change reality, however.

 

Oh, and tracker, I can assure you that I am attracted to women but not hairy women/furry women.

Find a yellow female zoomorph, crop off the head, tail, and limbs and then tell me if you can tell if it is a furry or just a really hairy woman.

... What the hell are you even... How did this conversation... Wha... oh dear wad

Find a yellow female zoomorph, crop off the head, tail, and limbs and then tell me if you can tell if it is a furry or just a really hairy woman.

I don't think you even know what furries are.

I don't think you even know what the topic is.

I don't think you even know the words you are speaking.

I don't really watch T.V. (At least American T.V. ) Because the shows aren't really that interesting...and commercials are over running. I really don't get whats insulting either I just think it's a dumb show...Also when did we get to furries in this disscution...or some form of mutation...

Also McJobless dose bring up a lot of really good points in that...