sarettah
09-17-2005, 11:03 AM
http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/living/12660027.htm
Instead of the freewheeling ''everyone is beautiful'' sexual openness of the '60s, the culture is once again pervaded by exaggerated sexual stereotypes, a time-honored way of not dealing with the sexual natures of real people.
She finds it curious that strippers, along with centerfolds and porn actors like Jameson, have returned as icons of female sexuality. ''These aren't the people getting the most pleasure from sex,'' she says. ``They're the people getting the most money to pretend.''
I think that's a pearl: ''These aren't the people getting the most pleasure from sex,'' she says. ``They're the people getting the most money to pretend.'' :-pearl:
:rolleyes:
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Instead of the freewheeling ''everyone is beautiful'' sexual openness of the '60s, the culture is once again pervaded by exaggerated sexual stereotypes, a time-honored way of not dealing with the sexual natures of real people.
She finds it curious that strippers, along with centerfolds and porn actors like Jameson, have returned as icons of female sexuality. ''These aren't the people getting the most pleasure from sex,'' she says. ``They're the people getting the most money to pretend.''
I think that's a pearl: ''These aren't the people getting the most pleasure from sex,'' she says. ``They're the people getting the most money to pretend.'' :-pearl:
:rolleyes:
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