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I think the problem is our society's denigration of sex. Is this really true anymore? It seems that the majority of the media consumed by young people carries
by jimzvz 14y ago
I think the problem is our society's denigration of sex.
Is this really true anymore? It seems that the majority of the media consumed by young people carries the message that sex is extremely important and if you are not doing it with everyone in every way, you are brainwashed by religious or moral beliefs.
Obviously there is denigration of sex from many sources but which of these sources actually have an impact on young people?
- lmm 14y agoI said society, not media. My own experience is that I felt very guilty and followed much the same path as the author - but then I was a geeky kid with few friends and a lot of respect for my (relatively old and catholic) parents. I wonder how popular/trendy the author was in high school, and whether those who were had a different experience.
- illuminate 14y ago"It seems that the majority of the media consumed by young people carries the message that sex is extremely important and if you are not doing it with everyone in every way, you are brainwashed by religious or moral beliefs." Sex as necessary for social station is not being sex-positive.