Is it normal to get irritated by this?

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I am a teenage guy and I am straight like most people but there's thing I get extremely annoyed by. And that is sexualising everything with women in it when it's not supposed to be that way. I'm not a feminist and I'm more against feminism because I don't think that most feminists want equality, most I have spoken to only want it to be better for women and not for both sexes. It's even in the name. I'm getting of topic, anyways, I find it extremely annoying when all characters in comic books and anime has GIANT breasts and I mean GIANT. And I hate how all female game characters only has bikini armor on them while male characters has big armors. Example of League of Legends characters:

Male: http://onlyhdwallpapers.com/game/video-games-league-of-legends-garen-desktop-hd-wallpaper-779074/

Female: http://onlyhdwallpapers.com/high-definition-wallpaper/league-of-legends-nidalee-desktop-hd-wallpaper-1008622/

If I wanted to get horny I would watch porn! There's no need to have every character look sexy all the time, I even have to be alone when playing Tomb Raider because Lara Croft runs around in shorts and a tight tank top moaning all the time so my parents think I'm watching porn or something.

Is it normal?

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Based on 11 votes (8 yes)
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  • soul-man
    10 years ago

    We live in animal times, unfortunately.

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  • wasd75
    9 years ago

    Males get big muscles and armor to appeal to men. Women get big boobs to appeal to men. wait what? No in reality though they use hot characters for the same reason they use hot actors it's more eye appealing, we can idealize the character, and sex sells. In general the best rule is to see if it fits the character to be sexualized. For example MF and Ahire make sense to be sexy but if Leona was that would just be pandering.

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  • ThePuppetPrince
    10 years ago

    Yes it's normal.. although I disagree with your politically incorrect wording and terms. Oh, and it doesn't make you gay to not want to have sex culture shoved down your throat. I'm bisexual and to me the whole 'sex sells' trend gets very old and very annoying very quickly.

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  • Holzman67
    10 years ago

    Yeah they should make a game where the female hero is dressed in librarian attire

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  • myboyfriendsbitch
    10 years ago

    As a woman who wants equality for the sexes, but not superiority, this has never bothered me. Of course, that doesn't make it right. I don't know if it's right or wrong or if I'm just used to it because this is the way things have been for so long. I enjoy the celebration of the female body and I don't mind it being shown in sexy ways. My only complaint is lack of variation. I don't mind it being unrealistic, but more often than not only one or two body types are idealized in this way.

    I agree that society is overly sexualized and it's hard to tell where human nature stops and consumerism begins. But it's also possible that you are a bit insecure about your sexuality, which is normal for teens. I used to watch anime with the volume really low because they make moaning noises so much and I didn't want my parents to hear and think I was watching porn. This is more of a fear of being judged; you may have inadvertently been taught to suppress and hide your sexuality.

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    • CannibalVegan
      10 years ago

      You might be right but mostly I just want to hide sexual things from my parents because we NEVER spoke about sex when growing up, I only learned from friends and a bit from school. So my parents discovering my search history would essentially be the most embarrassing thing to happen to me. That's why I don't want them to think I'm watching porn when I'm actually just watching anime or whatever. I don't really have a problem speaking about it with friends though.

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