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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

The socially-acceptable misogyny towards porn “stars”, such as Bonnie Blue

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TERFlawnBOY · 20/06/2025 12:02

The Bonnie Blue/ Lily Philips discourse has highlighted that it’s still perfectly acceptable, even applauded, to refer to women as “sluts”, “whores” etc. It is also acceptable to witch hunt them for being “bad”, I.e. liking sex.

I’m no fan of these women or their industry, but I do still think we should be calling out the misogyny towards them, right?

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SpidersAreShitheads · 21/06/2025 20:36

I don't actually know what I think about this.

Calling Bonnie Blue troubled and damaged could equally be viewed as misogynistic, because are we saying that women are not allowed to make bad choices unless they are damaged somehow?

AFAIK, there's no suggestion that she had a difficult childhood. She worked in PoundStretcher until OnlyFans became a thing, and that's where it all started.

Bonnie Blue makes a fuck ton of money. She's loaded. She's not destitute. No one has forced her to do the truly revolting things that she has - I'm referring to having sex with 1000+ men in a single day. She would have made plenty of money sticking to Only Fans without resorting to such extreme behaviour.

I don't think Bonnie Blue loves the sex. Not in the slightest. But I do think that she's perhaps willing to view it as a commodity because she wants the wealth, and possibly the notoriety too?

There have been male gigolos since forever. They may not have had sex with 1000 women in a single day, but they certainly would have had thousands of sexual partners. Were they damaged too? Or just making equally morally reprehensible/poor choices?

I think the internet, pornification of society, and the evolution of OnlyFans has absolutely exacerbated things and we now have women who are increasingly casual about selling their bodies for male gratification.

As for the men who take part in all of this, I think we're all pretty much agreed that they're utterly disgusting. Using a woman's body in any way for your own pleasure is never OK. And I completely agree that there should be much more condemnation in their direction. But none of this detracts from Bonnie Blue's responsibility for her own behaviour.

ArabellaScott · 21/06/2025 20:40

Greenartywitch · 21/06/2025 20:08

What these women are doing has nothing to do with 'liking sex'.

It is all about making money, getting publicity and gaining followers/subscribers.

It is deeply concerning and should absolutely be condemned.

They are not feminist icons, they are troubled and disturbed young women who are damaging their mind and body.

I don't think anyone anywhere has ever suggested these are feminist acts?!

JamieCannister · 22/06/2025 07:57

puffyisgood · 21/06/2025 20:28

I don't like or approve of what she does at all but I agree that the actual hate she gets is really unpleasant and unnecessary, says more about the nasty pieces of work dishing it out than it does her.

What is nasty about wanting to live in a less depraved society, with fewer people doing things that harm society

NextRinny · 22/06/2025 07:59

" Calling Bonnie Blue troubled and damaged could equally be viewed as misogynistic, because are we saying that women are not allowed to make bad choices unless they are damaged somehow? "

"Women have choice so women must be able to choose to self harm especially for financial gain without any suspicion of illness."

Either women need to be taken care of like children at all times or they must be perfectly independent at all times. That's a horrible way for society to view women.
Women are fully grown complex humans.

Making a bad choice is one thing, making a bad choice which harms you is another, repeatedly making a bad choice which harms you consistently is quite a different beast which is more akin to addiction than wielding self determination.

For any other part of life we would recognise this but for sex, the liberalism ideal seems to be taken to extremes.

StMarie4me · 22/06/2025 08:46

tweetypi · 20/06/2025 13:14

I don’t think they’re women who ‘like sex’ - I think they’re actively engaging in sexual self harm for clicks and £££’s. I judge the men involved and pity the women.

I also judge the men and pity the women (especially with the mother being the financial manager 🤮) but I am also allowed to dislike them and their choices. I don’t name call them though.

witwatwoo · 22/06/2025 08:49

I think they should be called out, they’re a horrific influence on impressionable young people

cloudyblueglass · 22/06/2025 08:51

DeSoleil · 20/06/2025 12:55

She is a slut though.

Cambridge Dictionary

Slut
noun

a woman who has sexual* relationships with a lot of men without any emotional *involvement

Her mother is her financial manager. They know exactly what they are doing. £££££

And yet men are heralded as studs when they do the same…

That word is utterly misogynistic and illustrated how women are held to a different standard.

SpidersAreShitheads · 22/06/2025 12:41

NextRinny · 22/06/2025 07:59

" Calling Bonnie Blue troubled and damaged could equally be viewed as misogynistic, because are we saying that women are not allowed to make bad choices unless they are damaged somehow? "

"Women have choice so women must be able to choose to self harm especially for financial gain without any suspicion of illness."

Either women need to be taken care of like children at all times or they must be perfectly independent at all times. That's a horrible way for society to view women.
Women are fully grown complex humans.

Making a bad choice is one thing, making a bad choice which harms you is another, repeatedly making a bad choice which harms you consistently is quite a different beast which is more akin to addiction than wielding self determination.

For any other part of life we would recognise this but for sex, the liberalism ideal seems to be taken to extremes.

But is it harming her though? Or is she making a calculated decision about where her priorities lie ie/making money?

Lots of people do jobs where there is real damage done to their health long-term. Tangible damage that can be objectively proven. I can’t see that’s particularly the case here.

Bonnie Blue has decided she wants both fame and fortune and is happy to achieve this using sex - and given the pornification of society, there is a real opportunity for her.

We view this as harming her because it’s all pretty abhorrent. But she achieves her goals and objectively, I can’t see that she is harmed.

If this was a man, there wouldn’t be the same labels about mental health and him harming himself.

As I said above, the entire conversation around Bonnie Blue feels misogynistic, in multiple ways.

I can say that while also believing they are horrible life choices and being sad that society has reached a point where this is what gets you wealth and fame.

IDontHateRainbows · 22/06/2025 12:44

Coffeeishot · 20/06/2025 13:22

That is horrific how it isn't classed as Sexual assault /rape is beyond me !

Well, it's consensual.
And before anyone does the old 'you can't consent where money is involved' crap, of course you can. Stop taking away their agency!

Coffeeishot · 22/06/2025 12:45

I would say most women if they had countless men having sex with them( not taking part BTW these men are inserting themselves in , ) would be affected by this,

Coffeeishot · 22/06/2025 12:47

And I don't think it will escape these women either, I honestly think in years to come their mental health will suffer.

IDontHateRainbows · 22/06/2025 13:00

Ponderingwindow · 21/06/2025 00:20

Are you really trying to claim that women in porn are just women who “like sex”?

consent is not something that can be purchased with money.

With regards to sex or anything at all?

Strange, every Monday morning I think I can't be arsed to go to work and then I remember my boss is gonna pay me, and suddenly I don't mind the thought of going in you could even say I do it willingly.

OnlyMabelInTheBuilding · 22/06/2025 13:28

witwatwoo · 22/06/2025 08:49

I think they should be called out, they’re a horrific influence on impressionable young people

Agree. Their behaviour is deplorable, as is anyone who goes near them.

ArabellaScott · 22/06/2025 13:53

I can’t see that she is harmed.

There is serious risk of harm, for various reasons, both physical and mental. The comparisons it brings to mind generally are not something I want to go into, but can be seen in war crimes.

SpidersAreShitheads · 22/06/2025 14:02

Coffeeishot · 22/06/2025 12:47

And I don't think it will escape these women either, I honestly think in years to come their mental health will suffer.

I’m not sure about that tbh.

Some women seem to be able to completely separate sex and emotions, and view the sex industry in all its forms as a perfectly valid career choice.

Bonnie Blue views herself as a good role model for female empowerment.

Inconceivable though it may seem to most of us, I think it’s perfectly possible that Bonnie Blue will be fine. Her mum is her manager so she doesn’t have to worry about her family finding out and she has support.

I despair that our society supports this kind of behaviour but that is a whole different point.

SpidersAreShitheads · 22/06/2025 14:11

ArabellaScott · 22/06/2025 13:53

I can’t see that she is harmed.

There is serious risk of harm, for various reasons, both physical and mental. The comparisons it brings to mind generally are not something I want to go into, but can be seen in war crimes.

But risk of harm isn’t the same thing though, is it?

I completely agree there is risk of harm but that doesn’t mean it’s inevitable, and it doesn’t mean that she can’t make a deliberate and calculated decision, weighing up potential risks and benefits and making her own choices.

As it stands, there’s nothing to suggest she’s been harmed. She’s decided that she wants lots of money and she’s ok with making it this way.

I hate the fact that it sounds as if I’m defending her because I’m not. I think the whole situation is abhorrent.

I’m just struggling with the idea that a woman can’t make immoral lifestyle choices without being “troubled”.

She may end up with a jaded view of men but I think there are plenty of us who reach the same point without doing porn.

iamgoingthere · 22/06/2025 14:14

Coffeeishot · 22/06/2025 12:47

And I don't think it will escape these women either, I honestly think in years to come their mental health will suffer.

Yes, I’m sure BB will monetise that as well.

NextRinny · 22/06/2025 14:26

Harm... that notion that seems to be undefinable if the target isn't in danger of immediate death. Especially if money is changing hands.

NextRinny · 22/06/2025 14:28

There's a difference between an immoral life style choice - a choice against the norms of society and a self-harming choice for money.

Colinfromaccounts · 22/06/2025 14:30

I kind of think they’re doing everyone a favour by showing quite how gross men are

Coffeeishot · 22/06/2025 15:38

Colinfromaccounts · 22/06/2025 14:30

I kind of think they’re doing everyone a favour by showing quite how gross men are

So a service or a sacrifice for the good of woman kind?

YourAmplePlumPoster · 24/06/2025 16:22

mantaraya · 20/06/2025 17:14

BB has reportedly planned to be naked in a box in a theatre and men can come do what they want. I don't quite know how that will work.

We really are plumbing the depths of depravity here aren't we. At least the law now says you cannot consent to actual bodily harm (well done to the brilliant women behind We Can't Consent to This) so if anything like that happens I hope the men get the book thrown at them.

Well that's what Yoko Ono and Marina Abramovich did in their performance art gigs when they sat and stood immobile in an art gallery and invited the public to do what they liked to them. In the case of both you could see the men getting more emboldened snipping off clothing and getting increasingly aggressive.

YourAmplePlumPoster · 24/06/2025 16:24

In fact it seems to be very much in the "performance art" genre. I'm sure if she did it at the ICA, they'd love it!

oldwhyno · 24/06/2025 16:41

Pretty sure she literally is a slut and a whore though. It's not misogyny to call a spade a spade.

Poynsettia · 24/06/2025 16:47

Where is everyone seeing this is it on YouTube or something?