Women’s Sexuality Is Powerful – But OnlyFans Isn’t The Way To Use It
What makes a woman sexy? Is it showing as much skin as possible, her walk-in wardrobe of luxury lingerie, or maybe her superhuman ability to bend into back-breaking poses for Instagram? Or is it something more mysterious and enigmatic, like a certain look, a sultry smile, or even just a state of mind?
Under the guise of empowerment, popular culture often reduces women’s sexuality to how much skin they show or how overtly sexual they are. From Kim Kardashian’s naked selfie being praised as a “powerful act of empowerment and self-love” to Cardi B telling young girls “I want you to feel that empowerment, like you could do that,” while singing about thots, bitches, and whores in this house, these days young women are internalizing the idea that the only way to feel desirable and liberated is by hyper-sexualizing themselves.