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Summary
This document is a printout of a blog post from June 21, 2011, by Clarisse Thorn, titled "[theory] BDSM Can Be 'Love Sex' Too." The article, written for an initiative by fellow blogger Rachel Rabbit White, explores the author's views on pornography and challenges the stereotype that love is absent from BDSM relationships. The footer 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_018489' indicates it was collected for an investigation, but the text contains no direct references to Jeffrey Epstein or related individuals.
People (3)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Clarisse Thorn | Author / Blogger |
Inferred author of the blog post from the URL clarissethorn.com. The post discusses her views on BDSM and pornography.
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| Rachel Rabbit White | Sex Blogger |
Mentioned as a "fellow sex blogger" who asked the author to participate in her "Lady Porn Day" initiative in early 2011.
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| Pat Califia | Author |
Author of the book "Speaking Sex To Power," which is quoted in the article.
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| House Oversight |
Inferred from the document footer 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_018489', suggesting this document was collected as part of a U.S. ...
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Timeline (2 events)
2011-06-21
Publication of the blog post '[theory] BDSM Can Be "Love Sex" Too'.
http://clarissethorn.com/blog/2011/06/21/sm-superpowers/
Early 2011
The 'Lady Porn Day' initiative, for which the blog post was written.
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The document is a blog post published on the Internet at http://clarissethorn.com/blog/2011/06/21/sm-superpowers/.
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Relationships (1)
The text states, 'my fellow sex blogger Rachel Rabbit White asked me to participate in her initiative'.
Key Quotes (3)
"In early 2011, my fellow sex blogger Rachel Rabbit White asked me to participate in her initiative "Lady Porn Day." This was the result."Source
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Quote #1
"One stereotype I've been thinking about a lot lately -- one that I see expressed over and over in BDSM porn -- is the idea that BDSMers don't love our partners, or that love can't be part of a BDSM relationship."Source
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Quote #2
"I have a problem with porn, it's because I have a problem with how it was made: because there are labor issues, or questions of the actors' consent."Source
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made the shower a million times easier to deal with," he said later. "And I had a raging
erection the whole time."
Aren't submissives awesome? I pity those of you who lack submissive tendencies.
Just because anything on the Internet can and will be misread, I will conclude this post by
hammering down the point that this is all a thought experiment, and I do not actually
think vanilla people are any less wonderful than S&M people. It's okay vanilla folks.
I love you just the way you are.
erection the whole time."
Aren't submissives awesome? I pity those of you who lack submissive tendencies.
Just because anything on the Internet can and will be misread, I will conclude this post by
hammering down the point that this is all a thought experiment, and I do not actually
think vanilla people are any less wonderful than S&M people. It's okay vanilla folks.
I love you just the way you are.
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This post can be found on the Internet at:
http://clarissethorn.com/blog/2011/06/21/sm-superpowers/
http://clarissethorn.com/blog/2011/06/21/sm-superpowers/
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S&M:
[theory] BDSM Can Be "Love Sex" Too
In early 2011, my fellow sex blogger Rachel Rabbit White asked me to participate in her
initiative "Lady Porn Day." This was the result. There's a list of relevant links at the end
of the online version of this article.
initiative "Lady Porn Day." This was the result. There's a list of relevant links at the end
of the online version of this article.
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BDSM Can Be "Love Sex" Too
I'm not a big porn consumer, but I have no problem with porn in itself. When I have a
problem with porn, it's because I have a problem with how it was made: because there are
labor issues, or questions of the actors' consent. Sometimes, I get frustrated with the
context in which porn exists or the stereotypes it expresses -- but there, the problem is
with the context and the stereotypes, not with porn in itself. I tend to think that most anti-
porn anxiety arises from irrational grossed-out reactions and stereotype-created fears, and
I try to open up conversations about the ethics of making porn whenever I can.
problem with porn, it's because I have a problem with how it was made: because there are
labor issues, or questions of the actors' consent. Sometimes, I get frustrated with the
context in which porn exists or the stereotypes it expresses -- but there, the problem is
with the context and the stereotypes, not with porn in itself. I tend to think that most anti-
porn anxiety arises from irrational grossed-out reactions and stereotype-created fears, and
I try to open up conversations about the ethics of making porn whenever I can.
This isn't to say I don't get angry because many people in our society are pressured to
have sex that doesn't work for them -- but that's not the fault of porn. I certainly get
frustrated by sexual stereotypes, but I don't think porn created those stereotypes.
have sex that doesn't work for them -- but that's not the fault of porn. I certainly get
frustrated by sexual stereotypes, but I don't think porn created those stereotypes.
One stereotype I've been thinking about a lot lately -- one that I see expressed over and
over in BDSM porn -- is the idea that BDSMers don't love our partners, or that love can't
be part of a BDSM relationship. Here's a quotation from Pat Califia's Speaking Sex To
Power that touches on this (note: contains spoilers about the endings of three famous
BDSM novels -- Story of O, Return to the Chateau and Nine And A Half Weeks):
over in BDSM porn -- is the idea that BDSMers don't love our partners, or that love can't
be part of a BDSM relationship. Here's a quotation from Pat Califia's Speaking Sex To
Power that touches on this (note: contains spoilers about the endings of three famous
BDSM novels -- Story of O, Return to the Chateau and Nine And A Half Weeks):
I still remember how crushed I was when I read Story of O and Return to the Chateau
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