Dr Lauren Rose-Warn

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290 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard May 2019 last heard Apr 2020

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The Hook Up · How to read and write erotica · 13 Apr 2020 podcast

But equally, any scenario that you can work out that turns you on, you know, is it a daddy daughter fantasy?

Is it an orgy?

I mean, you know, aliens, you name it, bestiality.

Whatever it is, even if it's content that is uh grey area in terms of visuals, in terms of legality, in literature, we have a

uh a treasure trove of content where people play with their fantasies with the written word.

And I think that's a sort of what makes it a kind of interesting and exciting space because taboos that would be absolutely no go's or you probably wouldn't, you know, might be confronting to watch visually are actually available literature wise.

We have this cultural tendency that unless it's mainstream, unless men like it, um

It tends to be culturally devalued, so it hasn't had that mainstream.

Uh.

I don't know if cachet's the word, but a mainstream acceptability that that visual porn has because of the consumption of it by men.

Even though now, you know, statistics seemingly are indicating it's actually getting close towards, you know, fifty fifty um men and women accessing visual porn.

Nonetheless there's still that legacy that

erotica and erotic literature along with romance stuff is girl stuff and therefore we're not that interested in it culturally.

Look, I th there's lots of reasons.

I think you know m generally when we think of erotica

most of it's written by women, consumed by women.

So there's a feminising of it and then we've got these sort of uh cultural devaluing devaluing of things that are considered feminine.

and they're less likely to be considered as art.

So we've got that issue as a problem firstly.

I think the next aspect to it is that there is this idea that things that turn women on

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