What's the deal with Rule 34 material?

@neptuneblue,

Not all nudity in art is intended to be erotic. My mother was giving me food for thought.

The main issue my mother had was Christians being subjected to nudity and sexual material in art.

The Bible says to flee sexual sin.

What does the Bible say about nudity in art?

0 Replies

@JGoldman10,

JGoldman10 wrote:

I'm not going to compromise being a Christian to go take any courses.

How about working in an erotic bakery?

1 Reply

@Rebelofnj,

I'm mature enough to handle discussions like this. We aren't having a discussion about engaging in sexual activity.

Although I've told a few people I know about what the Bible says about unnatural sex acts, and why condoms aren't 100% safe and that the Bible doesn't say that it's okay for Christians to use condoms and so on.

0 Replies

@izzythepush,

No. I don't know if you are serious or not. That's not of God.

I recall being interviewed for a graphic arts job once. The lady interviewing me told me that I would be required to work with photos of men involved in gay sex acts. I told that lady I couldn't do that and that I'm not going to compromise being a Christian to come work for her firm.

I had to turn that job offer down.

3 Replies

@neptuneblue,

Some of the images were of human beings having graphic sex with non-human things.

0 Replies

@JGoldman10,

If you have a belief in God, then you know (or should) that all things upon earth are of God. If it's "God's Earth" then God has the final say and can dispose of whatever He/She/They find inappropriate.

Then again I am not a Christian anymore (if ever I was). Just recall the biblical teachings and readings.

1 Reply

@Sturgis,

The Word says to flee the appearance of evil and if you love God to hate evil.

0 Replies

@JGoldman10,

Why did you apply for the job in the first place?

I’ve done all sorts of jobs and had all manner of interviews, not once have I been the job will involve looking at photos of graphic gay sex.

These sort of things only seem to happen to you.

1 Reply

@JGoldman10,

How on earth did you come across that specific job offer? Was the interview for a pornography magazine and you just didn't know?

I cannot think of many mainstream careers that involve gay sex scenes.

2 Replies

@izzythepush,

I didn't know I was going to be required to work with gay porn images. There was no mention of that in the classified ad I responded to.

1 Reply

@Rebelofnj,

I didn't know if I was going to be working for a gay porn mag or not. There was no mention of this in the classified ad I responded to. The ad simply said I was going to be laying out photos for a magazine.

0 Replies

@Rebelofnj,

The interviewer said I was going to do graphic arts for arts magazines.

0 Replies

@JGoldman10,

Quote:

I had a lit class in which pornographic stories were being read. I dropped that too.

I took some literature courses in college, but I cannot recall reading or the teacher recommending any pornographic or erotic books. Unless the books are some literary importance such as Kama Sutra, Fanny Hill, and Tropic of Cancer.

I haven't read those yet, but they are subject to scholarly discussion in certain courses.

1 Reply

We are getting off-topic here. This thread is about people making porn of things that exist and showcasing it online.

0 Replies

@JGoldman10,

It all sounds very suspicious, it’s like you’re deliberately putting yourself in situations like that.

1 Reply

@Rebelofnj,

Did you go to an art school?

1 Reply

@izzythepush,

I was trying to get a job doing something art-related.

0 Replies

Why is fantasy fart fetish stuff popular?

2 Replies

@JGoldman10,

No. I attended a normal university to earn a non creative degree. I was required to take literature courses as part of my degree, along with hard science and history classes.

1 Reply

@JGoldman10,

Where the f*** did that come from?

You go to some weird parts of the internet. I have never heard of it.

2 Replies

What's the deal with Rule 34 material?

Related Topics

Quick Links

My Account

able2know