@Punching
Since you have insisted on vastly misinterpreting my comment- hopefully this helps.
I said that some of the quotes in the article contradict some of your points about the conclusion of the study, specifically these points you made:
⁃ Focus on with partners, and “learning” how to give. Learning what their partners expect of them, so get used to it.
⁃ By satisfy desire, we mean men’s desires, that’s why we didn’t say “satisfy their own desires”
The following are quotes from the women included in the study:
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“It has always been my own activity, my own pleasure, and it’s also, an instrument for when I’ve had a long, rough day, I feel really tense, and the only thing I want is to relieve some physical tension and therefore I decide to masturbate, and the easiest thing for me to do is to masturbate and log on to one of those websites.”
“I have a specific fantasy which has nothing to do with my real actions and life. [Although] I am looking for affection in my sexual experiences, the porn that I usually choose is for example, group sex with 30 men and one woman and that is something that helps me to come. So, I choose to watch that. Despite all my actions in real life.”^
“I think it helped me learn about my desires, my body, how I should touch myself, things I like, things I didn’t like. I think I learned to be more confident with my body, with my desires, with the things I want to do, with the things I want the guy to do with me. I think you have to accept and normalise sex. I had my first orgasm when I was 26, 27, really late, so why it took so long for me? And then, I think it was because of my environment, you know, girls don’t do that, they cannot have this kind of desire, they cannot have these kinds of pleasures, and when you see porn, there’s sometimes porn that you see very normal people, and think yeah, we can have this kind of pleasure, we can have this kind of desire, why not?”
“I think seeing women, masturbating or seeing women having sex, or going out of their way to have sex, I think it could help produce a positive outlook on having sex, and it’s okay to buy a vibrator if you want one, it’s okay to have a night in and just masturbate.”
My point was, that reading these comments, it seems that this somewhat contradicts your above points, that it is never about a woman's own pleasure or desire. The quotes show that some women find pleasure for themselves in watching porn. Some of them use it to learn what they do and don’t like in terms of self pleasure. Some use it for solo masturbation and pleasure as opposed to it being about satisfying a man.
That was my point.
So no, I am absolutely not "trying to minimise rape".