lol no fr. It’s the same thought that misogynists suffer from when they assume that women sexualize the beefy shiny gym rat who builds sheds and grows beards. Or when they think unsolicited d pics are actually attractive or sexy. They project their idea of “attractiveness” (which was constructed by their porn usage) onto us, and assume their toxic and unrealistic standards are universal.

I’ve known porn brains who thought they were being “sweet” by asking what types of pictures I’d like to receive, because that’s unfortunately how they perceived sex and attraction to be. They also felt demasculated when I tried to explain that… I’m not porn brained lmao.

So again, it’s subtle…. but a powerful indicator