Thanks for the clarification.

Those images look like regular old using female bodies to sell stuff IMO. That woman was paid for allowing her body to be photographed, I don't see her "feigning an interest" in anything.

And the fact the you want to control whether you "have" porn in your partner's life also "speaks volumes".

It's not really up to you. All men watch porn, it just comes down to whether they lie to you about it or not. And they shouldn't need to lie about it.

I don't think facing gender bias and sexism in the classroom teaches girls to deal with it, I think it socializes them to accept it or even desensitizes them to it. At an all girls college (like the one I attended), that kind of thing is not only abnormal, it's highlighted and discussed.

Don't swerve! Punch them in the face!