Anonymous #1 3w

They’re blocked- they said that “”spicy” romance books are literally porn” and posted the dictionary definition of porn🤷‍♀️

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Anonymous OP 3w

Oh cool yeah I blocked them yesterday. Some of us have critical thinking skills beyond a dictionary definition.

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Anonymous #1 3w

It’s lowkey not that deep I’m sure oop recognizes this and they even said that it’s perfectly fine they just want others to be up front about it

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Anonymous #1 3w

That’s a silly take definitions are factually anything outside of that is an opinion if it can’t be proven with a fact. Critical thinking skills would tell you that.

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Anonymous #5 3w

I’ve seen “spicy romance” books that contain porn and are advertised to minors. and even for adults, it’s important to be clear about its content since pornography is a severe no-go for a lot of people (myself included)

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Anonymous #4 3w

Definitions can mean 5 different things. Critical thinking skills would tell you that. There is a fundamental difference between visual porn, which is colloquially what people mean when they say porn, and written text. Equating spicy scenes in books to filmed pornography is like equating violence in books to snuff films. They’re foundationally different in harm to real humans and also scientific effect on the brain. This is a tired discussion and OP of the last post was toxic in other threads.

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Anonymous #2 2w

Prescriptive definitions found in dictionaries often don’t fully capture the semantic meaning of a word. The Dictionary is not the highest authority in a language

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Anonymous #1 2w

That’s like arguing between music you hear and lyrics written on a page or instrumental music you hear and sheet music. It’s still music.

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Anonymous #4 2w

That isn’t at all what it is like. What a stretch.

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Anonymous #1 2w

It is though lol If you read a detailed recipe for a chocolate cake, your mind visualizes the cake, and it activates your appetite. If you look at a photo of the cake, the same thing happens. One is text, one is visual, but they are both fundamentally about the exact same cake. Written porn is just the recipe; visual porn is the plated dish—but they are both serving the same dessert.

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Anonymous #4 2w

You are very much welcome to ignore the studies than have been done on porn’s effect on the brain versus spicy romance, but I will be sticking with facts. I’m done talking to someone comparing filmed pornography to a cake recipe. Have fun being weird and wrong ✌️

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Anonymous #1 2w

well you’ve yet to quote actual studies and who has done them. google stated this: Pornography and "smut" (erotic romance novels) both trigger the brain's reward centers and release arousal-related neurotransmitters like dopamine and oxytocin. However, porn provides instant, passive visual stimulation, often leading to rapid tolerance and over-stimulation. Smut novels require active, imaginative engagement, pacing the neurological response through emotional connection and narrative.

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Anonymous #1 2w

Have fun being a gooner I guess because instead of having an intellectual conversation with me you’d just like to call me names by doing that you kind of dissolved your whole argument who wants to have a conversation with someone who doesn’t have self control to not call someone names when they don’t agree with you.

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Anonymous #4 2w

I don’t care what google AI says bestie. I never will. Get better sources.

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Anonymous #4 2w

“Have fun being a gooner” there it is!! I knew what you were trying to say this whole time through thinly veiled comparisons and letting google think for you. You can’t hide your judgment for more than a few comments. None of you can. Once again, have fun being wrong. And with a superiority complex too. How fun for you.

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Anonymous #1 2w

Guys why don’t we kiss each other and hug it out

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Anonymous #1 2w

Oh girl what world are you living in. You called me a name I called you a name. ain’t judging I’m judging your inability to state the studies you are claiming and when I state something it’s not accepted by you. You don’t want a conversation yourself you want to tell me I’m wrong and weird and put me down for my beliefs? Yea stick to the books because reality isn’t for you

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Anonymous #4 2w

Okay ima have disagree with the chocolate cake analogy though, cause I don’t be thinking about chocolate cake when reading a recipe I think about the eggs the butter the icing, but I see where you are coming from. And btw Vanilla cake is better.

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Anonymous #8 2w

I mean if you heard someone get really descriptive with their recipe like: After placing a good portion of buttercream between two layers of buttery delectable slices of vanilla cake. Place a thick layer or buttercream (or any frosting you like) to the whole cake. Next drizzle on our scrumptious caramel sauce made by hand and packaged with love to the cake. We suggest adding some in the middle so with every bite you get a taste of caramel buttery goodness.

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Anonymous #4 2w

That made me hungry writing it. So I don’t know people are different and like what they like and that’s okay.

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