welcome to the fest

I've never used the remember me button so I don't know. But I'll look into and try some fixes.

Z6IIAB wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 14, 2020 3:56 am

what's "eta on install"?

Estimated Time of Arrival

<applause> Thanks, Foxgloves.

Excellent book by Ekman, lots of great research and insights. Especially the historically changing justifications for prostitution.

Thanks for this. Really great stuff.

Thank you!

The fireball: https://www.sinfest.net/btphp/comics/2020-01-03.gif The dogs: Cerberus puppy escapes from Li'l E's house: https://www.sinfest.net/btphp/comics/2019-08-31.gif https://www.sinfest.net/btphp/comics/2019-09-08.gif Tange shuts down city power, unlocks cages: https://www.sinfest.net/btphp/co...

BabyFem,

You're very welcome! I'm so happy my comic helped you. Thanks for sharing!

I signed up for a spinster account. It's like twitter, except radical/gender critical feminists won't get banned.

https://spinster.xyz/@TatsuyaIshida

I don't hate men. I'm just disappointed in them.

"Sex worker" is also a deliberately vague term. It can refer to prostituted women, porn performers, dominatrixes, strippers, burlesque dancers, cam girls, phone sex operators, nude models, even pimps and brothel owners. So when someone claims to be a "sex worker," you really don't know what they do....

Women prohibitionists wanted to end domestic violence, child abuse, marital rape. But "domestic violence," "child abuse," "marital rape" didn't even exist as legal concepts yet. Men were allowed to "chastise" their wives with corporal punishment. Women and children were still considered property. Th...

Thanks Celina.

Finally upgraded the forum, and updated the code for the site. The site should be running more smoothly now.

Please let me know if anyone experiences any glitches or down time.

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/ob ... f-thrones/

Sociological storytelling versus psychological/individualized storytelling. Really important observation in our hyper-individualistic society.

http://sinfest.net/btphp/comics/2018-11-18.gif The Church of Porn in Sinfest was inspired by Andrea Dworkin's analysis of pornography. Excerpt from her book Pornography: Men Possessing Women: "In Pornography, men express the tenets of their unchanging faith, what they must believe is true of women ...

You're welcome. Glad you enjoy the comic!