Putting the Spotlight on Objectifying Behavior

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  • Опубликовано: 26 дек 2024

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  • @RicochetRita1989
    @RicochetRita1989 14 дней назад

    5:42 i think the term for that is "closed door" romance, the scene itself is not described but the reader is informed that sex happened or is about to happen.

  • @RicochetRita1989
    @RicochetRita1989 14 дней назад

    31:59 precisely! We don't know what conversations were had behind closed doors and what agreements some couples have come to.

  • @RicochetRita1989
    @RicochetRita1989 14 дней назад

    15:13 i was raised southern baptist but by parents who encouraged me to think for myself and our family left the church when I was about 10:
    I struggled with my "sexual" nature with my first boyfriend, but it was solely because he was manipulative and felt his own guilt and wanted me to feel the same.

  • @RicochetRita1989
    @RicochetRita1989 14 дней назад

    35:45 when I was in my late teens/early twenties my best friend cheated a few times. I would always cover for her but she knew my covering for her came with a conversation after the fact. She also knew my covering for her was not a sign of approval of her actions

  • @RicochetRita1989
    @RicochetRita1989 14 дней назад

    54:51 i have had similar conversations with my kids

  • @RicochetRita1989
    @RicochetRita1989 14 дней назад

    13:57 I'm a thigh girlie too!!! I describe my husband's thighs a tree trunks too!😅

  • @RicochetRita1989
    @RicochetRita1989 14 дней назад

    6:37 what kind of books do the people you asked to read your work normally read? I read a lot of "smutty" romance and and sexually forward female protagonist doesn't give me pause

  • @RicochetRita1989
    @RicochetRita1989 14 дней назад

    17:55 my husband has been a gentleman the entire time I've known him, i had to *ask* him to objectify me occasionally. If it's done in moderation by someone who also has respect for you it can be healthy