Comment on Don't Do It Japan by hyokkim

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hyokkim · 7/27/2025, 6:37:17 AM · permalink

''I was making light of the fact that if a movement includes mostly women it could be a sign be a psyop since women can adopt group think more easily and resulting in keep us distracted and busy with unwinnable situation.''  
  
Back in the day, they used to call that a 'Hen party'.  
  
''But I don't have a formed opinion on this right now. Christian women might have issues with porn being readily available to their partners and kids but I still don't know how that can be solved.''  
  
Back in the day, in 80s, I was researching on the issue of incest, especially, mother/son incest; no internet back then, so I just haunted libraries.  I found an old book documenting the research conducted in the rural, south, U.S. in 40s, regarding the issue.    An old farmer told the researcher; it was no big deal.  Boys were going to have to learn that stuff anyway, better to learn it from one's mama, than some diseased whore.  
  
I also remember reading an article about Omaha, back in the turn of the 20th century; about 20 whore houses in downtown Omaha, many of the pimps were cops.   Average of the prostitutes, 14.     
  
Also, I remember reading a non-fiction book by Richard Mckenna, the author of 'The Sand Pebbles'; claiming that back in 1920/30s, Americans loved to talk about the debaucheries of exotic ports somewhere far away from good old U.S.   He wrote that the port with the most debauchery he had ever seen was in San Diego.    He also wrote about a U.S. Army NCO, who was extremely popular with his men.   His secret?   He had a beautiful wife, who gave his men special discount!  
  
All these ruminations about good old days, with puritan morality is all bullshit.   Before the adoption of 'Hayes code', U.S. movies/pulp novels had been full of sex, wild orgies, unfaithfulness.   I can see how/why Charles Bukowski had become successful; he died in 90s.     
  
Just like the Roman in the early principate ruminated about the good morality back when Rome was in early republican period, chose not to remember selectively, 'The Rape of Sabine Women'.  
  
Nowadays, a movie, like 'Tie me up, tie me down' would be censored, it was very successful back in 80s.  Only hardcore dumb bitches complained about it.  Nowadays, everyone is supposed to complain about it.   I don't; in fact, I want to write a story based on that, but deeper, more profound: 'The Wedding Vow'.  
  
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tie_Me_Up!_Tie_Me_Down!

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