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MrLuemasGMy wife was telling me about how annoying it is that sheâll try listening to new true crime podcasts and theyâll shit like âunalivedâ instead of âkilledâ. Comes across hella disrespectful to the victims.
FancyLad To be fair, itâs pretty bleak to use someoneâs grisly murder as a means of entertainment. Our society is weird
âHey there all you horror sweeties, Iâve got a sloppy poppy oopy goopy murder of a three year old little girl brought to you by Squarespaceâ
You enhanced the meme, good job.
Pray I donât enhance it further
You ever go to a club where a man wee on you?
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PerCaritaHumans have had a taste for the macabre at least for as long as we have written history. Public executions used to be a past time activity (even Jesusâ crucifixion is told like it was a public show), the morgue of Paris was a tourist attraction, even the sanitised (and controversial) Body Worlds exhibition has no trouble finding an audience.
Maybe whatâs weird is our relationship with death and putrefaction. It happens to everyone yet itâs somehow in bad taste to talk about it.
The percentage of women I know that are into murder porn is alarming to me.
Itâs not (mostly, I canât speak for the weirdos out there) murder porn, though? For a while, it was a movement of almost solidarity with other women, because these stories could easily happen to us. So it was almost like listening to survival tips, as well as paying respects to those lost by trying to learn from their experiences. It probably wasnât a coincedence that the âtrue crime waveâ happened around the time of Me Too.
And to soothe your mind, true crime as a âfadâ is dying quite a bit. People realized that, hey having a frivolous show where you clown and make cocktails or some shit while talking about real victims just isnât okay.
Source: am a woman who was (and is) interested in true crime, and have spoken to many other women from different circlesâand even states/citiesâwho were also interested in the topic.
True crime has been popular since the 50s and has no signs of winding down.
Thatâs not what I said, is it? I was talking specifically about the more recent spike in popularity.
Itâs dangerously close to 100 in my experience
I get so annoyed listening to true crime stuff on YouTube these days and having the audio cut out any time a person uses the word suicide or rape, but not the gorey details of murder; no thatâs perfectly fine to hear every excruciating detail, but lord forbid your precious ears here the letters S-U-I-C-I-D-E in order.
Donât listen to it on YouTube then.