College porno magazine, should this be embraced? |
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College porno magazine, should this be embraced? |
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I wanted to get your thoughts on something i thought was interesting
There a magazine at Boston University that is called "Boink" its a college porno (well more erotic than porno) mag that features college students. here an snippet from mtv news: "Last month, Boston University students launched Boink, a "sex positive" magazine produced by undergraduate students that features real co-eds in nothing but their birthday suits. Created by and for students, the magazine (plugged as "Real College Porn for Real College Students") comes straight on the heels of the sex-themed Harvard publication H Bomb as well as the sexuality- and sexual-health-oriented Vassar mag Squirm. "We wanted Boink to represent college and all that college is," said senior Alecia Oleyourryk, a journalism major and the magazine's editor in chief. Aside from the erotic photography, the magazine also features sex-themed articles, advice, fiction and humor. And, Oleyourryk added, "It's for all sexual orientations and people of all different colors, races and preferences." -Taken from MTV NEWS what are your thoughts? for all those college students or soon to be college students would you embrace this type of magazine at your school? |
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Well, I personally don't have a problem with people looking at porn. What they do behind closed doors is up to them. But.. the thought is porn from schools.
![]() In college, almost everyone is legal and should have the right to buy what they want and to accept what is there even if they don't like it. So I guess it's okay. Just... not something I'd personally be into. ![]() |
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