Another comment I’d like to ad to yours (which was excellent by the way) is that women in general are no longer mysterious. Many feel that they have to share everything and “show” everything.
I’m a woman so I can say these things :)
Pondering your comment. Interesting, hadn’t thought of that, sounds close to the mark. The mystery has indeed vanished. I had a fleeting thought about that when some of our female Olympians in London were completely open about how much random sex they were having in the Olympic Village.
Saw one interview where one female discussed her sexual behavior like she was discussing the menu at the cafeteria.
All i could think of was how her family was probably watching.
You’re on to something.
Thank you.
Some of the images portrayed in pop culture are twisted. In a recent flipping through channels, I came across a young girl (maybe 12 or 13) smacking a boy multiple times because he didn’t fawn over another actress (someone the first girl admired) who was seated in a diner. After that boy was attacked, there was an adult military official who then was humiliated by the young girl for the same reason. Again: the image was females being overly emotional and aggressive. And why is the image of a military member being degraded in such a way?
Sadly, this carries over into real life. Men are disrespected, and unfortunately willing participants (getting their faces slapped or groins kicked in the name of comedy) in so-called entertainment venues. This, to the left, is a sign of progress. No thanks.