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It's worth noting that both Ben and I are from a freakishly liberal educational environment and thus probably have been exposed to a lot of the crazier side of feminism. I know I've been told the following:
a) that all porn/images of penii/dick jokes/scantily clad women are oppressive and evil,
b) that men should read my mind and know that I'm not okay with sex even if I'm saying and doing everything to the contrary, and even, in some cases,
c) that men should turn down sex that they thought I was offering for the wrong reasons, regardless of what I said about the matter, for my own good.
This is less "women have options" and more "women are fragile little victims; men are ravening beasts." Chivalry sits poorly with me, regardless of the political spectrum in which it originates.