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Which, if any, of these do you consider to be 'porn'?
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I'm not asking which are SFW/NSFW, but which depict pornography.KnightoftheWind wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:22B) for sure, and A) is close to that point but doesn't cross the line. All others are SFW.
I'm just looking for feedback, nothing may even come of this. There seems to be a wide gulf in what people consider 'pornography' to be with regards to images that are merely erotic in nature but not depicting any sexual acts.
Wikipedia uses this image on their article for 'Softcore pornography', I don't agree that it's pornAnon wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:30Softcore porn is a thing though, there is an entire category in most porn sites for them.
If you browse for "softcore porn" (especially japanese apparently) in pornhub or spankbang or sites of that kind you'll find plenty videos of girls doing no masturbation or sexual intercourse, just dancing and doing poses with minimal or no clothing.rusty_shackleford wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:32Wikipedia uses this image on their article for 'Softcore pornography', I don't agree that it's pornAnon wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:30Softcore porn is a thing though, there is an entire category in most porn sites for them.
That seems no more pornographic than e.g., the cover for the Eldritch Wizardry OD&D book
Exact words of the textMetalhead33 wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:29None. None of those images depict sexual intercourse or masturbation taking place, ergo, none of them are porn. NSFW? Yes. Suggestive? Yes. Porn? Nope.
We're far from being ancient Christians, darlingWhiteShark wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:36By the standards of the ancient Christians who meticulously removed exposed genitals and breasts from classical statuary and reliefs, B is porn and A is borderline.
where exactly are you getting this definition from? Pornography in the early 1900s was just pictures of naked women or maybe even a film snippet of a woman dancing in lingerieMetalhead33 wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:29None. None of those images depict sexual intercourse or masturbation taking place, ergo, none of them are porn. NSFW? Yes. Suggestive? Yes. Porn? Nope.
My grandparents would consider all of this on the same level as porn as did most Americans (and people on the planet) 70 years agoSlavic Sorcerer wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:39We're far from being ancient Christians, darlingWhiteShark wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:36By the standards of the ancient Christians who meticulously removed exposed genitals and breasts from classical statuary and reliefs, B is porn and A is borderline.
Yes, it's something we definitely need to work on.
I just ignore it, I know there's a dedicated thread to it. If someone posts porn I just scroll past.Rigwort wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:46Coomerbait shouldn't be banned. But it should be made fun of. Coomers.
Hm, I don't know. My grandpa (served in the navy during the Vietnam war as a mechanic) had a framed newspaper advertisement for toilet paper that had a big black & white photo of a plump naked woman (could see her breasts and pubic hair) sitting on a shelf over his toilet. Whenever his children and little grand children went to his house to visit and use the restroom, the picture was right there. I don't recall anyone ever complaining. But obviously that wasn't anything like what was shown in the OP or is usually posted in the NSFW thread.Nammu Archag wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:42My grandparents would consider all of this on the same level as porn as did most Americans (and people on the planet) 70 years ago
Yeah this is definitely a thing. People think all grandpas were prude conservative boomers but it's far from the truth. Woodstock happened in the 60's for example, y' know. People who went there are 70+ yo nowadays.Val the Moofia Boss wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:53Hm, I don't know. My grandpa (served in the navy during the Vietnam war as a mechanic) had a framed newspaper advertisement for toilet paper that had a big black & white photo of a plump naked woman (could see her breasts and pubic hair) sitting on a shelf over his toilet. Whenever his children and little grand children went to his house to visit and use the restroom, the picture was right there. I don't recall anyone ever complaining. But obviously that wasn't anything like what was shown in the OP or is usually posted in the NSFW thread.Nammu Archag wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:42My grandparents would consider all of this on the same level as porn as did most Americans (and people on the planet) 70 years ago
Wikipedia is a laughing stock and people should stop using it altogether. Its also what happens when you base things off of "consensus" rather than objective reality and standards.rusty_shackleford wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:32Wikipedia uses this image on their article for 'Softcore pornography', I don't agree that it's pornAnon wrote: ↑ March 22nd, 2024, 22:30Softcore porn is a thing though, there is an entire category in most porn sites for them.
That seems no more pornographic than e.g., the cover for the Eldritch Wizardry OD&D book