Citations:pornsick

English citations of pornsick, porn-sick, and porn sick

Adjective: negatively conditioned and desensitized by continued exposure to pornography

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• 2008 January 8, Shelly, “Re: Loose dogs, having fun”, in rec.pets.dogs.behavior‎^[1] (Usenet):

  > I don't know about you, but I don't remember this
  > happening so frequently, say 10 or 20 years ago. Something is desensitizing
  > our children to violence and sex.
  
  Ya' think? We as a society are pornsick, and can't get enough of reports of sex crimes and murder on our "news."

• 2012 August 26, Oleg Smirnov, “Re:Pussy Riot”, in soc.culture.russian, Usenet^[2], quoting

2012 August 23, Twisty, Spinster aunt is informed that Pussy Riot’s ideological carpet doesn’t match drapes, I Blame The Patriarchy[2]:

These pornsick Voina knobs [the group Pussy Riot] are referred to by the NY Times as an “art group.” Their repellent antics with a dead chicken et al may be reviewed in the Radfem Hub post. The Times describes Voina’s stunts as “brazen forms of dissent” but makes no mention of their mondo-degrading sexploitative nature.

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• 2005 December 4, Twisty Faster, “Raper’s Delight, Part II”, in I Blame the Patriarchy‎^[2], retrieved 2012-09-23:

  Ol’ Peeno, The National Penis, throbs under glass in the Museum of American Patriarchy (located at the tip of the Washington Monument in D.C.) and erupts, to the delight of pornsick visitors from across our great land, into the stagnant national miasma its gaseous smegs of oppression every hour on the hour.

• 2006 March 3, Twisty Faster, “Hymen Fetish Sickens Spinster Aunt (Who Isn’t Feeling All That Great To Begin With)”, in I Blame the Patriarchy‎^[3], retrieved 2012-09-23:

  But labiaplasty for the purpose of Hustlerizing the human vulva in an effort to increase its appeal to pornsick sex partners is, it turns out, only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to invasive body modifications that are of no imaginable benefit to the patient beyond the gratification of some masochistic impulse to demean herself at the altar of commercial male fantasy.

• 2008 April 2, “These Pornsick Scientists”, in Feminist Fred‎^[4], retrieved 2012-09-23:

  Most of them were studies of arousal based on responses to porn. I’m a man, so it’s not at all difficult for me to imagine the high level of sniggering and wisecracking that passes for science when these pornsick pervs are postulating their theories.

• 2009 June 2, Janis, “Step Zero: Get a Match. Part 2: Not As Far Ahead as we Thought”, in The New Agenda‎^[5], retrieved 2012-09-23:

  And I won’t even go near the epidemic of pornsick young men who comprise the vast majority of potential romantic partners for such women, men who can’t tell fake breasts from real ones because they’ve seen way more fakes on the Internet than real ones in real life. (And they prefer the Internet ones.)

• 2010 October 22, Violet Socks, “I hate the world”, in Reclusive Leftist‎^[6], retrieved 2012-09-23:

  GQ promotes a show about high school students with photos showing the female characters in various spread-eagle porntastic poses. Pornsick American wankers, naturally, defend the GQ pictorial as “sexy” “fun.”

• 2011 June 13, “SlutWalk”, in High Dudgeon‎^[7], retrieved 2012-09-23:

  The fact that it’s called SlutWalk and is focused on women being “allowed” to dress like “sluts” is just a bit too in tune with pornsick, male-defined ideas of sexuality, hence all this interest and coverage.

• 2012 July 15, smash, “On Pornsick Bastards”, in smashesthep‎^[8], retrieved 2012-09-23:

  What is a pornsick bastard? They come in many varieties- from the man who posts the Hooters calendar on his bathroom door, to the man who cannot achieve release without recalling degrading images of women.

• 2012 August 9, strongpaperheart, “Porn-sick”, in Taped Back Together‎^[9], retrieved 2012-09-23:

  It’s only since I’ve become acquainted with radical feminism that I’ve heard the term ‘porn-sick,’ and I like that term because it is utterly accurate.

• 2013 July 6, Tatsuya Ishida, “Spot The Creepy Pornsick Stalker Dude”, in Sinfest‎^[10], retrieved 2013-07-20:

  You're the next contestant on... Spot the Creepy Pornsick Stalker Dude!