Job Description: Make Believiologist

[discreet_chaos]

I was fishing through Fox News the other evening, when I ran across a video titled "Post Porn Effect" and because it obviously discusses one of the topics that I've blogged about in the past, I clicked to view

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[artificialpuppy]

The Lords of Mass Media tell most people what to think. They tell people what to think about food, what to think about war, what to think about dancing, what to think about religion and also, what to think about sex. In this sense, the lowly grunts they employ, mostly indirectly, in producing this material, pursue cultivation of very much the same list of qualifications all mass marketed products are cultivated to produce

do your homework first

[anonymous]

I caught the segment and did my homework on Dr. Fulbright. Turns out she is a doctor in sexology, so she's not making up this "sexologist" bit, and, as such, would be a pretty sound resource in not only speaking about what has happened in American sex lives up to this point, but what's likely to happen in the fairly near future. I actually give her kudos for calling the situation out for what it is - women who think they're in control of their sexuality, but who have, in many respect, put the women's lib back as far as sexual empowerment goes. These girls think that they're owning their bodies and sexuality BECAUSE of the media