@DogWhore4U
That doesn't make any sense.
Seeing each other's body parts within a relationship of some kind involves consent. I chose to be with him, he chose to be with me.
A dick pic/avatar being shoved in my face from a total stranger doesn't involve consent at all. It's the equivalent of flashing strangers in a park. In fact, Texas and California call this cyberflashing and it's a now class-C misdemeanor. New Hampshire may have passed the same by now as they were working on such a law too.
And because many, many women feel similar as I do, the men who have dick-pic avatars and/or send unsolicited dick-pics in emails, are significantly reducing the number of women who might actually care they exist.
For many of us, this behavior is
grating because of the lack of consent, my consent, to control my experience.
And it sucks to be discounted constantly and everywhere too. I know you'll struggle to see it like this because that's not your experience, and I totally get that.
But, a little thoughtfulness and maybe even a touch of empathy will go a long way.