I pushed through this because I chose it for The Sealey Challenge. I usually would DNF & not rate something if I’m not enjoying it unless there was something obviously bigoted that I thought people should know about.

I don’t know that I believe that it was the author’s intention as much as it seemed to be a blind spot. But. To me, this just made SW into a joke and perpetuated a ton of stereotypes about porn being for men and women being too good to enjoy it/being morally corrupt if they do. As someone who writes about SW semi-frequently, I don’t like to assume people include sexual content for shock value, but I couldn’t get inside this work at all, so unfortunately that’s the feeling it gave me.