A Response to Australia’s “anti-sexting” Campaign
by Sade
I’m clutching my pearls, ladies! Last year, Australia launched it’s Think U Know campaign to warn teens against the evils of sexting (more like a typical Tuesday night as far as I’m concerned, amirite? Eh? No? Nobody? Okay). But what was an attempt at public service just came across as slut-shaming. Check out this response video, made by Hungry Beast. No more slut-shaming!
And also, who’s letting these kids keep their cell phones on in class? Obviously this creepy teacher doesn’t care, because the students have his NUMBER to send him PICTURE MESSAGES of his NAKED PUPILS. I dunno, all I’m saying is that in my day, we used pagers. loljk I’m not that old, see, I’m still young enough to use internet lingo and relate to y’all.
c u l8r
(via Hungry Beast)
06.03.2011 |
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Awesome points made here!
Seriously. I always wonder why all the blame is placed on women….
That’s true, whenever I see an anti-sexting ad, girls are the origin of the pictures. What about all the unsolicited dick pix we ladies receive? Hmm?
Maybe I’m just unsettled after having to look at one too many ugly dicks.
When I see things like this, I always feel a close-minded society tries to say “Hey, we told you not to express yourself sexually, see what happens when you do? It’s all your fault!” when the real damage is not caused by the sex, but the people turning it into something to be ashamed of.
Loving to see this perspective reflected here. I always think the whole “don’t take naked pictures of yourself, don’t make a home porn video” premise is incorrectly addressed.
Instead of bashing someone for capturing an intimate moment on camera, trying to live a healthy sex life by expressing their desires and sharing their fantasies with their lovers, people should bash the ones who maliciously inflict damage.
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