put something like this out into society and market it to teenagers.
The song isn’t marketed to teenagers specifically, it’s just that teenagers nowadays are consuming adult content. There’s no such thing as a teen market anymore.
Men have created art, literature, and music with the goal of objectifying women for centuries
This is true.
Maybe it’s time women start embracing their sexual nature?
How and why?
And if their reclaiming of their sexual nature perfectly aligns with the male objectification, what’s the point? Where’s the benefit?
I’ve said this on the forums before, but say you have a Playboy model. In scenario A, you have a male photographer/male staff telling a nervous naked woman to pose for the cover. She feels uncomfortable but they don’t care. In scenario B, you have female staff and a confident naked woman willing and proud to post.
In both scenarios, you get the same result. A naked woman on the cover meant for the (mostly male) masses to consume. While the latter empowers the model…it only empowers the model doesn’t it. It really doesn’t help the rest of us.
I’m not blind to the struggles of female sexuality and I understand why some women feel the need to be explicit. Sometimes the message of modesty and chastity can be twisted and be suffocating. But the current solution isn’t really empowering for women. It’s only empowering to them.
The current solution seems more like a “you can’t fire me, I quit” solution, lol. “you can’t objectify me, because I’m already doing it!”
I guess the satisfaction comes from the fact that these men are angry they don’t have the power, but beyond that I can’t see the benefits.
