Culture

It’s Not Normal To Be Intimate With The Whole World

There once was a time when bikinis were considered scandalous, intimacy was reserved for the bedroom, and women had more self-esteem. Then the sexual revolution of the 60s, coupled with the rise of television, promoted promiscuity and sexualization through fashion. Today, social media amplifies this trend, normalizing sensual and highly revealing photos for women of all ages.

By Molly Farinholt2 min read
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Intimacy has entirely lost its definition, as privacy is willfully relinquished to the world of online oversharing.