Michael Mitchell: Archive

I don't know what "sexualization" means. It makes zero sense in the "bedroom", you know? Like how can something, an act, be wrong or bad or whatever on an album cover, for instance, but the actual act it represents be right or good or whatever, so long as no one sees or knows about it? There's an equivocation with privacy and secrecy holding it all together, I think. Everyone's like: "Don't do this." But everyone's actually doing it, too. If she wants to make her sexuality or sexual preferences (🥵) public -- not that she is, of course -- why does anyone care? Her influence as a role model can go either way, too, so what's the real issue? It's beyond confusing, at this point. I feel like everyone is saying sex is good but everyone is reading sex is bad, simply because we disagree on the particulars, you know? 🤷‍♂️ To be continued... 😂