HamburgerBoy
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A better joke is that it's never occurred to you there are social aspects to sexual attraction.
Pretty sure I never said that brah.
A better joke is that it's never occurred to you there are social aspects to sexual attraction.
You're mistaking a brief moment of introspection on my part for "forever apologising" as a constant in my life. Your apathy is what's pathetic.To liberals, preferring white is racist but so is preferring black. What a ridiculous worldview to have, can't ever win, you're never moral or right, forever just apologising for everything you do.
Pathetic.
Your ignorance of the social aspects of sexual attraction was clearly implied by what you said.Pretty sure I never said that brah.
You're mistaking a brief moment of introspection on my part for "forever apologising" as a constant in my life. Your apathy is what's pathetic.
Your ignorance of the social aspects of sexual attraction was clearly implied by what you said.
You're mistaking a brief moment of introspection on my part for "forever apologising" as a constant in my life. Your apathy is what's pathetic.
A better joke is that it's never occurred to you there are social aspects to sexual attraction.
Well it's clear you don't care about this topic, so forgive me if I don't find your cop-out of "virtue signaling" very compelling.Introspection isn't caring. In this thread, you seem to be virtue signalling at best.
I appreciate that. You're a better listener than HamburgerBoy.Fair enough. I've just seen this sentiment a lot and by this point I have no patience for it. I apologise if I mischaracterised you.
I haven't thought about that before, and honestly it's hard for me to see the analogy, but I guess my answer is that there are both physiological and social aspects to sexual attraction, with varying degrees of exclusivity/overlap between the two depending on the context.If this were true in the way you claim, wouldn't there be no such thing as the quite common homosexual elements in porn viewing among "straight" men? If society is outwardly homophobic, surely that would get in the way of some guy's erection at the sight of pegging, cuckold porn or straight up gay porn?
Erections tend to cut through the bullshit.
Well it's clear you don't care about this topic, so forgive me if I don't find your cop-out of "virtue signaling" very compelling.
At the risk of taking a lazy shortcut, I found this paragraph on Wikipedia (which unfortunately cites either proprietary or really long sources, so it's kind of hard to fact-check) and I think it's an appropriate illustration of the issue I'm referring to:I don't care about why your dick gets hard. You do, and that's fine, if you think there is a valid reason to explain your preference for white skin then by all means search for it. Defining "preference" as "justification [of] racism" and creating strawmen like "hard for me to imagine that racism has nothing to do with a preference for white skin" has nothing to do with your own introspection though. Provide any kind of reasonable argument or evidence in favor of your claims of a racist society causing your sexual preferences, otherwise you are just as apathetic, just someone willing to say "Hey, look, a thing, it must be a problem!"
Are you referring to the physiologiclal/social thing, or to the Wikipedia excerpt?
I regularly message non-white women on dating sites -- yet my jaw just drops for white skin in a way that it doesn't for skin of other colors.
Okay. So what if the reason I'm attracted to non-whites is physiological, and the reason for my tiered preferences is social?
I'd say part of that question is absurd, because there are non-natural (i.e. social) aspects of attractiveness. The social aspects aren't exclusively confined to my intellectual concerns.Good question. Then again, what if you're reacting naturally to attractiveness in differing women and the only reason you're questioning this right now is itself due to social factors?
I'd say part of that question is absurd, because there are non-natural (i.e. social) aspects of attractiveness.