@SmileEachDay
To be honest, I'm only into a very few BDSM things, I mean like 3. Generally I prefer love making to violent fucking!
But yes when those instances pop up, it has to be based on trust and safety.
And I agree that the "wholesale normalisation of potentially dangerous sexual activity" is bad when it becomes the standard. I am 100% with you on that. I mean, I haven't even considered where my partner got his ideas from. What if is ideas have come from porn. In which case in a sense I'm a victim (wrong word to use, I can't think of a better one) of that expected standard.
And no I wouldn't dismiss any women who end up as victims of these sexual practices as being liable for it because they were on drugs or abusive partners. It can happen in seemingly healthy relationships, one day the man wants to try something new, thinks the female will like it because "porn says so" and bam, an injury occurs.
As a mother to an 8 year old son, my concern definitely is what porn's message is going to be in 10 years. If its changed so much over the past 20, what is it going to be "teaching" him is acceptable to do to women. And thats something I've got to work out how to manage. Teach him to respect women.
I left my ex-husband because there was no trust or mutuality, he had kinks that he decided he didn't need consent for. So I've been on both sides of the coin I guess?