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Sex Should Be Private: Sex Addicts and WAP
from #217 - Cuties | The Tim Dillon Show · #217
3 min
Tim argues that making sex mass-marketed and vulgar has made society have less actual sex, comparing sex addicts talking about sex to talking about urination, and worries about kids being sexualized before they're ready.
- Tim notes that despite 'WAP' being one of the biggest songs in the country, people are actually having less sex in real life.
- Sex addicts talk about sex the way they talk about anything routine and meaningless—it sounds gross because the mechanization removes what should be there.
- Sex should be more than pissing and shitting; when a sex addict describes it, it sounds exactly like someone recounting a story about taking a piss.
- Tim argues society is heading toward an antiseptic, sterile, medical approach to sex, which is disturbing.
- Young girls and boys are being sexualized before they're emotionally and psychologically mature enough to handle the consequences of what they're doing.
- He advocates for a return to the aesthetic and values of 'Meet Me in St. Louis,' the Judy Garland musical, as an ideal vision of how people should present themselves.
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