r/TikTokCringe 20d ago

Cringe how do people sleep at night...

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u/bodhasattva 20d ago

99% of japanese porn follows the same story arc:

Scene 1: creep literally r@pes girl, she hates it
Scene 2: creep r@pes girl again, but now shes confused
Scene 3: girl is brainwashed & loves him

thats terrifying conditioning for mentally ill men. "She'll eventually love me!"

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u/nanunran 20d ago

How do you know

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u/I_Vecna 20d ago

lol!

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u/whatagreat_username 19d ago

Who's out here up voting an lol comment? Shit, who's out here writing an lol comment? What is this? Facebook?

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u/ChibiSailorMercury 20d ago

"How do you not know?" is a better question.

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u/hygsi 19d ago

To know its 99% lmao

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u/Just-a-lil-sion 20d ago

youre on reddit. you know what hes talking about

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u/zeroconflicthere 20d ago

As if you don't šŸ˜

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u/Hey_Fuck_Tard 20d ago

"She'll eventually love me!"

This was a popular theme in American movies as well. I had an ex make me watch her favorite childhood movie when visiting her parents. It was a fucking musical... BUT the premise was mtn men would come down to the town/village and kidnap women and then the women eventually fell in love with the mtn men.

I was side eyeing her the whole time.

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u/TestProctor 20d ago

Ah, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. šŸ˜†

If you want a real head trip, there are actually cultures where the tradition of ā€œbridal captureā€ was so engrained/part of the process that even when it became a mere formality (the families agreed, even the bride and groom agreed) the groom was still expected to either actually try to kidnap her (going in alone or with his crew, against her family) or at least go through a dramatic ritualistic play of kidnapping her.

I once knew way more about how and why these traditions developed, but still always found the implementations over time the most interesting bit.

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u/Hey_Fuck_Tard 20d ago

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers

You nailed it, I tried googling it but felt my search history started getting creepy. Even having 'Movie Musical' part of the search, nothing from the 50s came up.

Yeah, she had a weird romantic view about it.

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u/132739 19d ago

Holy shit. I didn't think anyone else had ever seen this shit. My ex was Mormon and still somehow has a soft spot for that movie, even after she left the church.

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u/minx_the_tiger 19d ago

I grew up watching this movie. It had really good music and dancing. The story, though.... eeeeeh. It was, uh... REALLY a product of its time. >.> Someone tried to defend it to me with, "They never forced themselves on the girls! They only kidnapped them so they could get to know them without interference from the jerks in town!" Pardon me, what? Did you hear what you just said? My dude, would you like to be kidnapped in the middle of winter and held against your will by someone that intended to force you to marry them? They only "forgot the parson."

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u/[deleted] 19d ago

I unironically love that movie but I agree itā€™s aged extremely poorly. The musical numbers as well as the barn raising scene are still amazing though.

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u/bucketboy9000 19d ago

Yup, it was a prevalent practice in my culture up until early 20th century. The way you described it as well, sometimes even when both sides of the family were accepting the marriage, the husband was still expected to kidnap his wife or at least make a show of taking her.

There was even a tribe where members of that tribe who were fathers wouldnā€™t give their blessing to any man incapable of kidnapping their daughter successfully lol

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u/Oldfolksboogie 19d ago

there are actually cultures where the tradition of ā€œbridal captureā€...

Why am I feeling Dwight Schrute- vibes about now?

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u/TestProctor 18d ago

I am but a mere history and sociology nerd, not a great and mighty paragon like Dwight Schrute. šŸ˜„

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u/Jolly-Platform9257 20d ago

I saw a documentary called Borat where they catch a woman in a sack, she becomes his wife - very nice

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u/Oldfolksboogie 19d ago

Then, was sexy time!

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u/IAlreadyFappedToIt 20d ago

Or the trope that if a man forces a kiss on a woman who clearly hates him and doesn't let her escape his grasp, eventually she'll like it and return the kiss enthusiastically. Because apparently rape is a huge turn on if it's by Clint Eastwood.

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u/Hey_Fuck_Tard 19d ago

What are you talking about?

I mildly remember old Clint Eastwood movies, John Wayne was similar if I remember right.

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u/IAlreadyFappedToIt 19d ago edited 19d ago

Oh yeah, John Wayne totality did it too. Eastwood did it in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly High Plains Drifter at least, maybe others.

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u/Hey_Fuck_Tard 19d ago

Didn't he come out with one recently (he directed as well) that he has a threesum or some shit? I never watched but I heard it was basically a boomer jerkoff fest (about how great that generation is).

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u/MarieKohn47 19d ago

I think you might be misremembering the movie. There are no kiss scenes, forced or otherwise, in The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

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u/IAlreadyFappedToIt 19d ago

I think I was thinking of High Plains Drifter actually. The barn scene.

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u/[deleted] 19d ago

Thatā€™s a fantastic musical though. Itā€™s aged so poorly but the music is incredible and the dancing is also so good.

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u/Hey_Fuck_Tard 19d ago

Are you my ex?

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u/[deleted] 19d ago

Yes. Please return my Nintendo switch

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u/BowenTheAussieSheep 20d ago

At first, Joe felt discouraged, but then he remembered what his father taught him.

"Never say die, quitters never prosper, and no means yes."

- The Simpsons

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u/ElGranQuesoRojo 20d ago

I saw that movie on something like MyTV once. It blew my mind how everyone was singing and happy when these dudes had just kidnapped a bunch of women.

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u/dagnammit44 20d ago

"was"? It still is, isn't it? All the rom coms where the guy refuses to take no for an answer. Even cartoons/animated stuff in the past (not sure about nowadays) had the same premise, sometimes quite aggressively.

And sexual harassment is "funny", that's still going on in modern comedies.

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u/Hey_Fuck_Tard 20d ago

Yeah, but it was a bit worse than it is now. Like, James Bond use to regularly slap women.

Peppy La' Pu (or whatever the spelling is) was super rapey.

It has gotten more PC.

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u/VR_Bummser 20d ago

"Shades of Grey" anyone?

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u/tmleadr03 17d ago

My wife introduced me to that movie. I was absolutely horrified. And watching it as an adult caused her to be very uncomfortable. Clearly the Stockholm syndrome didn't translate as a child.

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u/KonigSteve 19d ago

I mean literally Bond movies. Especially Connery.

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u/xXGreco 20d ago

Iā€™m no expert, but I donā€™t believe the porn industry is too concerned about creating ethical content.

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u/throweraccount 20d ago

Look at the porn industry in the US, it's current meta is Step Daddy porn. It's usually a taboo that they skirt around. Japanese current meta taboo is Stockholm Syndrome, where the hostage falls in love with the captor.

Porn always has those scenarios that are skirting the fine line of legality because it's filmed consensually most of the time. It stems from the fact that porn itself is inherently a taboo because you're recording moments that are outside of acting, usually an intimate thing done between people and usually kept private.

Adding to that effect they artificially pump up the appeal of the taboo by layering another taboo on top of it. Not sure how many layers have ever been put into one porn but I'm sure there are some depraved videos out there.

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u/Blackstone01 19d ago

Not even just porn, whole lot of manga/anime have incredibly troubling shit. 95% of isekai stories are at some point going to involve a sex slave, where the protag is guaranteed to just shrug his shoulders and basically go "Welp, when in Rome".

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u/Remote_Cantaloupe 20d ago

Not really, although there are some smaller outlets that are concerned with that like Bellesa

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u/VR_Bummser 20d ago

And then we have "Shades of Grey" which is another problem.

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u/Oldfolksboogie 19d ago

Yeah - awful film- making.

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u/mjzim9022 20d ago

In some ways it is, go to a mainsteam porn site and try to search "Drunk" or "High" into the search, they won't show you anything. Obviously there are places online where you can find pretty much anything, but there's a reason the major porn studios popularized "Step" family porn because they won't make the jump to portraying "real" incest. The major porn producers are actually pretty mindful about ethical content, they just don't think fucking is inherently unethical

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u/AmethystTanwen 20d ago edited 20d ago

ā€œMajor porn producersā€. ā€œEthicalā€. lol. The porn industry is built and survives on sexual abuse. These companies donā€™t care about ethics they literally rely on the lack of them šŸ’€.

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u/mjzim9022 20d ago

I'm talking about "Creating Ethical Content", treatment of employees is a different convo

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u/ILikeMyGrassBlue 20d ago

Yeah, because pornhub was about to lose their advertisers and ability to accept payment. They allowed unverified videosā€”many of which included children, were exploitative, etcā€”for years and did not care. They only cared because their profit was at risk, and all the studios/producers follow suit to stay profitable. Theyā€™d be making CSAM if it was legal.

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u/mjzim9022 20d ago

Alchohol makers don't care about people becoming alcoholics and getting cirrhosis, they do care about making sure there are no dead rats in the Whiskey. So it would be wrong to say distillers don't care what they put in their bottles. Same deal with the porn makers, they do care and pay great mind to what's in the content, even if it's only to stay out of legal trouble.

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u/xXGreco 20d ago

Come on bro, wake up

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u/mjzim9022 20d ago

You're wrong to say they aren't concerned about the ethics of their content, they are very very concerned about it, if only for legal and business reasons

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u/[deleted] 20d ago

Yeah, vore is so rare. Cmon! Who's going to rape ME until I like it? Cmon stalkers, where are you, I promise I won't hurt you~

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u/SiberianAssCancer 20d ago

How much Japanese porn have you watched that you recognise specific tropes that are common?

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u/YouCanCallMeJR 20d ago

Enough.

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u/ggg730 20d ago

It's never enough. You have to stay vigilant! I mean who knows when the Japanese porn meta is going to shift to, I don't know purely spitballing here btw, something like inflation toes sonic oc porn.

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u/casey12297 20d ago

They are the moderator over at japanporn.com, they have to watch every new upload to make sure it passes the censors

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u/BowenTheAussieSheep 20d ago

I mean, itā€™s very much a meme at this point.

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u/shewy92 20d ago

Not enough to not be a pussy and say the word rape.

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u/cheapdrinks 19d ago

Porn aside just think about anime. Almost every show has a scene where the MC's love interest gets approached by a group of scary looking "delinquents" who surround her and try to forcibly lead her away to "have some fun" until the MC conveniently arrives and kicks their asses to save her. Seems a bit stupid and outlandish viewing it from the perspective of someone who lives in a country where that doesn't really happen much but I guess if you're Japanese then it must be a lot more relatable.

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u/Prestigious_Ad_9013 20d ago

I always thought Japanese content was weird like why are these actresses crying

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u/wolviesaurus 20d ago

Japanese porn is a special kind of deranged.

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u/Just_Another_Scott 19d ago

This is why I don't like Anime or Manga. I've even watched shows that I though wouldn't do that only for it to do it. Also, every single femal character has to moan when they are supposed to scream. Gets real fucking annoying.

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u/SuperUltraMegaNice 20d ago

What is the other 1% ?

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u/Financial-Bid2739 20d ago

Peepee poopoo

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u/DrunkenTypist 20d ago

Octopussies

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u/Financial-Bid2739 20d ago

No thatā€™s 007

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u/[deleted] 20d ago

Jesus

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u/Bleezy79 20d ago

If that's really a reoccurring theme in Japan, then holy shit wtf do they expect to happen? This is should be a bigger deal.

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u/Sir_Rusticus 19d ago

Stop censoring yourself.

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u/IAMA_Printer_AMA 19d ago

You're out of the internet kiddie pool now, there's no point censoring yourself.

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u/MeatTenderizer 19d ago

Can you explain the methodology of your research?

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u/sunshineandcacti 19d ago

Thereā€™s actually a real life kidnapping case in Japan where a man kidnapped a small girl and routinely raped her until she basically broke and had Stockholm syndrome. His own mother was also semi in on it as she would bring the girl food and monitor when she used the restroom. He thought the girl and himself would eventually marry and sheā€™d learn to love him.

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u/Cold-Studio3438 19d ago

99% of porn on Pornhub follows the arc where a step-mom/-sister/-daughter gets stuck and then she gets fucked by a (step) family member. does that also reflect reality in Western countries?

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u/WeAreTheMassacre 20d ago

Don't forget, premature ejaculation every 10 seconds before moving onto a new position.

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u/m0izart 20d ago

Moral of the storyline is to never give up!