You Know It’s Crazy To Me That Men Will Watch Porn, Pay Websites For Premium Content, Even Seek Out

you know it’s crazy to me that men will watch porn, pay websites for premium content, even seek out content that shows men harming women, and then, when a woman capitalizes on her own sexuality, men get mad and criticize her. god forbid women profit off of their own bodies.  it’s funny how men are quick to click on photos of naked women, follow pornographic accounts on social media, “like” pictures of big boobs and butts, but when a woman sells her own nudes on OnlyFans, it’s a problem. just say you hate women and go! say you’re a misogynist WITH YOUR CHEST  stop liking those pics, then. you’re consuming the content, and want it for free? nah  women grow up in a society that constantly commodifies their sexuality. it’s inherent in so many facets of life, especially marketing and advertising. if you haven’t seen the documentary “Miss Representation,” you should. companies have literally advertised BURGERS with a woman who’s barely wearing a bikini. WAP is my jam. it empowers women by serving as a representation of strong, independent women having control of their own sexuality. i used to debate people who criticized nicki minaj for this same reason. if it’s such “vulgar” behavior, why weren’t these salty men calling out lil wayne for saying “i aint never seen an ass like hers, that pussy in my mouth had me lost for words,” or when juicy j, lil wayne and 2 chainz said “if yo girl don’t swallow kids, man that ho basic, got two bitches with me, take a shot at one ho, using her friend for a chaser.” not even when 2 chainz rapped out date raping a woman! “put molly all in her champagne, she aint even know it, i took her home and i enjoyed that, she aint even know it.” the double standard is appalling. so it’s okay to objectify women and rap about raping them, but when a woman raps about her own pussy, it’s suddenly an issue? that’s the message these critics are sending. stop feigning concern about “vulgar” lyrics.