Female Sexuality and Empowerment in the 21st Century

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A little discussion on the unpopular opinion thread spawned this one. Things have changed so much since the 90's and even since 2010, with the rise of hyper sexualization in the YouTube age when the FCC are of no concern as long as you have an age advisory which is in part why so many music videos these days are literally just twerking. The Russian neo-feminist movement has given rise to free the nipple and a crusade against what's referred to as "man spreading" and mansplaining" and even going as far as to pour bleach in men's laps. Go to places like the middle east and things haven't changed much sadly, everything is pretty much the same, but go to Japan and there's an empowerment movement that has been on the rise; women turning to sex for pay for a living, something that would be frowned upon in the west where prostitution is very much illegal (note that it may be illegal in Japan, but if it is there's a very different view on it societally) where things have ratcheted up to a new level with the rise of girls using their sex appeal to intise horny young men and boys on places like YouTube and Twitter. The only other thing that I can think of is the rise of a female PM in South Korea and the subsequent scandal that ended her term and the rise and sharp fall of Theresa May as examples of the revenge follies of women in positions of power.

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