2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.copsyc.2022.101466
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Digital sexual identities: Between empowerment and disempowerment

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“…The incel label gave them fraternity, but the group's reputation offline amplified their alienation (Daly & Reed, 2022). Thus, like people in other stigmatized communities, incels operate in two spheres; i) a public one, where they suppress their sociosexual anxieties, ii) a secret digital one, where they express things they otherwise withhold (Döring et al, 2022;Ross, 2005). This project marked the first time most had spoken about their affiliation with another person who was not also an incel.…”
Section: Failing With Women = Failing At Lifementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The incel label gave them fraternity, but the group's reputation offline amplified their alienation (Daly & Reed, 2022). Thus, like people in other stigmatized communities, incels operate in two spheres; i) a public one, where they suppress their sociosexual anxieties, ii) a secret digital one, where they express things they otherwise withhold (Döring et al, 2022;Ross, 2005). This project marked the first time most had spoken about their affiliation with another person who was not also an incel.…”
Section: Failing With Women = Failing At Lifementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pornography, information sites, dating applications, and message boards allow people to congregate and electronically explore aspects of their sexual identity that they may not share offline for social or legal reasons. Thus, digital outlets provide a space between fantasy and action, empowering individuals through growth and autonomy or disempowering them through de-validation and stigmatization (Döring et al, 2022;Ross, 2005). As well as facilitating relations between members of marginalized groups, communities use online resources to forge new sexual identities.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Im feministischen Diskurs gibt es eine seit Dekaden anhaltende Kontroverse zwischen denjenigen, die BDSM und Rough Sex als selbstbestimmten Sexualitätsausdruck befürworten und durchaus mit gleichberechtigten Geschlechterverhältnissen vereinbaren, und denjenigen, die diese Praktiken als Ausdruck und Verfestigung patriarchaler Strukturen strikt verurteilen und ablehnen (vgl. Döring 2022 ; Jolles 2015 ), sei es in privaten oder in kommerziellen Interaktionen. Die Erotisierung von Aggression und Gewalt, wie sie im Rough Sex zum Ausdruck kommt, wird in Teilen der feministischen und auch der queeren Literatur als Rape Culture verpönt und als Nährboden für reale Gewalt angesehen.…”
Section: Ist Harter Sex Sexistisch?unclassified
“…Zudem werden in der Öffentlichkeit negative Abtreibungsgeschichten geteilt, die dann im Zuge ungerechtfertigter Übergeneralisierung für typisch erklärt und gegen reproduktive Selbstbestimmungsrechte instrumentalisiert werden. Diese Ambivalenz von Empowerment und Disempowerment ist relativ typisch für den Umgang mit sexuellen und reproduktiven Rechten in Online-Öffentlichkeiten (Döring et al 2022).…”
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