Don’t try telling me you don’t have any “outside the norm” sexual fantasies. I’ve seen what you write on Facebook (you don’t dare share pictures) and I’ve seen what you post on Instagram and SnapChat. [Better start sweeping that shit off TikTok now.] Curiosity is part of our nature. We always wonder, “What if…” A fairly large percentage of Americans indulge, and for many, that’s the best-kept secret they’ll ever have. Suppose you knew what I know… (cough, cough). Sex is something that longs to indulge our wild side.
Google Trends recently surveyed 2,000 people across the country, covering every state, asking them what their primary fetish is. I’ll be honest, 2,000 people per state would still be too low a number for me to consider the results accurate. We also have to consider that of the people who indulge in fetishes, most have more than one, and choosing one as primary over others can be difficult. So, take these results with only a couple of grains of thought. I’ll be honest I saw a lot more rubber play in Georgia than I have in Indiana, but things change with the times and I don’t get out much anymore. 😪
Take a look at the infographic and, if you’re brave, tell me what you think!
Censorship Violates Human Dignity
You already know this is going to be NSFW.
Candace Ownes, the token GOP black female, wants pornography to be banned. Never mind that the Supreme Court has said it can’t be banned, only limited. Ms. Owens isn’t that bright and probably can’t even name the late Hustler publisher who damn near died fighting against censorship (Larry Flynt, for those of you under 50). Don’t worry, Cardi B. is calling her out.
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signed a bill potentially making it illegal for legitimate news outlets to cover instances of police brutality. The American Civil Liberties Union is already planning to file suit by the end of the week.
And in Texas, a judge finally dismissed charges against a so-called “journalist” who was allegedly “arrested, strip-searched, and jailed for filming police.” Why was he held? Because there’s no real publication behind him. He’s only a journalist on his own YouTube channel.
These are all examples of censorship. And no, they’re not even close to being at the top of the list. Consider these headlines:
The list of censorship in the media is neverending. Why? Because it’s titillating. Everyone clocks to see what’s going on, who wore what, who did what, who went where, and just how much can be seen. These so-called “news” outlets have us pretending to care about the lives of people just because their names show up in the media on occasion. Is it any of our business what they wear? No. Do we have any right to judge them for what they do? Only if it’s illegal and even then, we may want to take a step back first.
Religious fanatics have convinced us that we have to judge our fellow human in order to avoid being “sinfully influenced” by them. After all, if we see that someone else enjoys having a butt plug shoved up their ass, then you might want to give it a try as well.
And where are all these better-than-you media outlets coming from? Losers that can’t get jobs as real journalists at real news outlets. It’s rather easy, actually. I can toss up a web page or a YouTube profile, call myself a reporter, print my own press pass (because I know how), and walk around getting myself into trouble pretending to be something I’m not. If my website has the word “news” in it, then a lot of people think that I can hide behind the First Amendment and say anything about anyone that I damn well please.
Censorship has become such a large part of our lives, that many people have started referring to it simply as “editing.”
This time is past due for censorship of our lives to stop. And to make my point, please enjoy this totally 18+ NSFW 20-second video that definitely includes nudity and you shouldn’t watch if it’s illegal in your state. That’s on you.
And if you want to judge me for making a video like this, fuck you. I refuse to be censored by anyone other than myself (and I even have arguments with myself about that).
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