An example and a strawman are not the same thing. Not once did I use the phrase "so what you're saying is" before giving said example.Abandon4093 said:How the fuck did you get that from what I said?Carpenter said:There are also fetishes based around women wanting to be dominated by men.Abandon4093 said:'Razor wire pubic hair' is a short bizzaro novel by (I forget) and its pretty much exactly what you described. Think a mad max type world populated by women and ridiculous clones of men with 3 penis' and no arms etc, for the sole purpose of being sex toys for the perverse warrior women. It's sort of interesting in a weird way, but mostly it felt like the author was trying too hard to be different. The dom-sub romance that sprouts out of nowhere is also pretty lame.
Y the last man deals with it in an infinetly more interesting manor.
As for why this sort of thing is rarely ever portrayed with the same frequency as women. Well put simply it wouldn't happen.
In an appocolypse type of situation, men would simply be in more of a position to exert their power over women en mass than vice verssa. As a whole men are stronger and much more physically capable than women. Exceptions to the rule don't break it.
Men do get raped in fiction a lot, but its usually by other men because 1. thats more disturbing to most men and 2. its more understandable. There is however a whole fetish built around being dominated by women.
Does this mean it's unlikely that a man would rape a woman? The fact that a guy likes being dominated by women doesn't mean he really wants to be raped by women. BDSM Is not rape, or even close to it, it's consensual sex involving simulated domination and submission.
I was just pointing it out for context in the discussion.
I'm getting seriously sick of the strawmen that get hauled up in these discussions.
"There is however a whole fetish built around being dominated by women."
Which seems to imply that there are not the same fetishes involving every other gender.