But I even just checked a couple sources that are talking about this comic still, and I was like, "Holy shit.
[laughs] We're really here." First things first, there's always been racism within pornography, smut, romance, et cetera.
It's only within my lifetime that cuck porn has shifted away from racist caricatures of Black men stealing white women to just some dude being better at having sex with your wife than you are.
And even with that statement, I just [laughs] read an article- That was called the interracial cuck porn theory of everything, that has proven to me that actually the idea of a racial element, specifically Black men on white women in porn, is still alive and well and thriving and having weird, uh, implications on various other parts of our lives.
But what I'm talking about is that specifically from an Eastern lens, cuck porn is very popular, but does not involve a racial element really significantly, and that's been nice for me to see because then it's just about I'm not good at pleasuring my wife.
And if that's what you get off to, [laughs] great, I guess.
Yeah.
I suppose.
Okay, so I'm gonna ask a question.
Yes.
Are we sure that, that the Eastern porn does not have this as a lens? 'Cause there could probably be racism, but within their own-
Mm-hmm
...
so that it's hyper-specific.
The Jp- Japanese term is netorare, and netorare is a broad subject that you can have faceless foreign figures, but there's a lot of emphasis on them being not really people, so there's not a lot of emphasis on specifically, oh, it's this type of person.
But having unfortunately stumbled across a lot of NTR, it can just be that dude from your wife's office is just hotter than you.
Yeah.
And a lot of it has delineated, 'cause I, I thought for sure it was gonna have more of a racial element when I first started seeing it, like, 10 plus years ago.
Mm-hmm.
But as it's proliferated and gotten more popular, it is a lot of just it's any guy.
For some people they prefer it, but in general they don't know a lot of Black people on average.
Mm-hmm.
And so that's not extremely important.
But I even just checked a couple sources that are talking about this comic still, and I was like, "Holy shit.
[laughs] We're really here." First things first, there's always been racism within pornography, smut, romance, et cetera.
It's only within my lifetime that cuck porn has shifted away from racist caricatures of Black men stealing white women to just some dude being better at having sex with your wife than you are.
And even with that statement, I just [laughs] read an article- That was called the interracial cuck porn theory of everything, that has proven to me that actually the idea of a racial element, specifically Black men on white women in porn, is still alive and well and thriving and having weird, uh, implications on various other parts of our lives.
But what I'm talking about is that specifically from an Eastern lens, cuck porn is very popular, but does not involve a racial element really significantly, and that's been nice for me to see because then it's just about I'm not good at pleasuring my wife.
And if that's what you get off to, [laughs] great, I guess.
Yeah.
I suppose.
Okay, so I'm gonna ask a question.
Yes.
Are we sure that, that the Eastern porn does not have this as a lens? 'Cause there could probably be racism, but within their own-
Mm-hmm
...
so that it's hyper-specific.
The Jp- Japanese term is netorare, and netorare is a broad subject that you can have faceless foreign figures, but there's a lot of emphasis on them being not really people, so there's not a lot of emphasis on specifically, oh, it's this type of person.
But having unfortunately stumbled across a lot of NTR, it can just be that dude from your wife's office is just hotter than you.
Yeah.
And a lot of it has delineated, 'cause I, I thought for sure it was gonna have more of a racial element when I first started seeing it, like, 10 plus years ago.
Mm-hmm.
But as it's proliferated and gotten more popular, it is a lot of just it's any guy.
For some people they prefer it, but in general they don't know a lot of Black people on average.
Mm-hmm.
And so that's not extremely important.
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