Modern Woman EXPOSES Herself In 4k
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Summary
In this episode, we discuss the impact of social media on sexualisation and promiscuity in the modern world, and the impact it has had on our society. We also discuss how social media has changed the way we look at sex and sexuality.
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I mentioned promiscuity, you all pretty much spoke about social media.
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So I want to delve more into the social media aspect.
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Does social media promote promiscuity, do you think?
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Do you think it encourages people to be promiscuous online?
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I mean, when you look at the history, sex has always sold, right?
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Anything that's been sexualized, even, let's say, in the 50s with cigarettes,
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the majority of the adverts had sexy ladies smoking
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So sexuality has always been a part of, let's say,
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cells or driving a motive or changing our minds or perspectives.
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Now, social media, when that came into place, gradually,
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In the beginning, we didn't really post that many saucy photos.
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And all of a sudden, when the business aspect became a part of Instagram,
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and I'm sure we all remember when Instagram was just simple,
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Now, it's marketed on vulnerable women, in my opinion,
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They've grown up with, let's say, a young mindset.
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They're seeing older women, more attractive women doing,
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And they've thought that's okay because their parents don't know what they're looking at
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or their friends and their peers have the same mentality.
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So I think each generation has grown up with normalizing showing your body on social media.
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And now it's obviously capitalized and Instagram, Facebook, everything is now making money
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And then you can argue, yes, women want to do that.
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But unfortunately, they're not realizing that they're teaching the next generation the wrong thing.
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What is it that's wrong about it, in your opinion?
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I mean, I think it should be, I mean, there's a lot of things wrong with it.
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And that's my simplest answer, just morally, it's not correct.
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I think so, like, based on what she said just then, like, sex sells.
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So I think, especially now, because Instagram is a lot of people and businesses
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promote a lot of their, you know, brands and so forth on it.
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Sex sells, so they're going to want to have good-looking people or, you know,
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girls that are kind of, you know, attractive and so forth.
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And obviously, we're not speaking about business in this.
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But since when I was a child to now, the way that, you know, social media is,
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it's, yeah, there's a massive, massive change in what people actually generally share.
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And even if you just go in your, like, even if you count 10 posts,
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8 out of 10 posts, there's someone naked or there's someone, you know,
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Even if it's not themselves, it's something that's a bit more, you know,
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Do you think that that's a good thing or a bad thing?
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Just in your personal opinion, not whether it's, you know, the public opinion.
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Again, I think it is, it does play on morals as well.
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You have to remember, women, we all have a lot of insecurities.
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So I think a lot of younger women are going out their way for validation through likes,
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through, of course, you know, people wake up and they're like,
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For me, it's absurd that someone can rely their happiness or their self-confidence
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on the amount of views and lines that they have.
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That, for me, is a very alien thing, but it's a real thing.
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So the motive is now connected with views and likes and posting more.
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So it's basically like awarding, unconsciously, a woman's being awarded by likes,
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I also think in a way, a lot of this generation's self-worth comes from social media.
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So it's like, I want to see how much I can get.
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I want to see the likes, the views, whatever I can get.
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And that, if I can hit this amount, or if I can get, change my mood.
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But if I get, if I post something that gets 50 likes, that won't be like.
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When you're seeing other people, other celebrities, other influencers, or just even normal people
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getting six, seven hundred, and you're posting a photo that you think you look nice in, and
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you're getting 50, and you're comparing it to someone else who's got a different photo,
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They're always going to compare themselves to Kylie Jenner, or whoever.
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So I think it's just even just a subconscious thing that we just genuinely will always compare.
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No, it's just because I couldn't really relate with this.
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But, unfortunately, you have to think about other people.
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And, unfortunately, it's become a real thing of our society where what Kylie Jenner says
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But it is the reality that we live in, unfortunately.
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So can I ask you one more time what is the question?
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So the question is, does social media promote female promiscuity?
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Social media is definitely a platform to promote a lot of things, businesses, or whatever you
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And, I mean, I believe that when it comes to sexuality, it is a great way to do publicity
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So, yeah, I believe that the social media is becoming more and more sexual.
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Obviously, there is some danger in that because some people will say that it's good because
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But, at the same time, it will come as well with some recuperation or how do you say it?
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And I believe that there is no difference in you.