How "sex" changes the media

When it comes to sex-related topics, American newspapers and magazines have a complex attitude of sex beginners. Light does not touch, light wants not to do, optics does not practice. One-fifth of Americans read erotic books, and around One-fourth to One-third of web searches around the world are about erotic content. Until now, magazines and newspapers have kept "sex" content to a considerable extent. For a card in the second base position (more specifically, is the side of the milk) industry, it finally ushered in the newspaper and magazine industry in the era of sexual maturity of the omen. This is thanks to all foreigners, pornography and women, especially the erotic literature in the hands of women.

Foreigners are the key. Relentless, hasty and dismissive, tormented American sexuality. The Vice website in Canada, headquartered in New York, studies Swiss brothels, tests the homemade sex props, and runs the erotic theme of the website channel not Safe for Work (don't look at work), which is next to the Travel Channel and technology channel. A high-end media set up by a British Hungarian-American boss created and operated Fleshbot, a blog that contained more gay sex content than the "unreported Night Falls" (Before Nightfall). Its Jezebel web site always discusses sex-related content, it's also often a competition like "March Crazy Sex vs Chocolate", which is cleverly catching up with the annual American College Basketball League month (the oral sex effortlessly beats the fondle that hurts the nails). 10 years ago, vice and high-guest media were rated as backwater in the media, and now they are valued at $1 billion trillion.

"Sex" should have occupied the American press and magazine. The media has become part of the sensual family of artists, singers, musicians, novelists, writers, filmmakers and poets. Almost every song is about foreplay, sex and radiation; Gray's 50-way Shadow "is the latest bestseller, while the painter's raison ' être becomes nude." I remember in Lasse Elison's "Carolina's illegitimate daughter", the heroine bone in her 12, 3 years old when she masturbate to a branch. That's the real thing you'll never read in a newspaper-it's ironic that the newspaper was supposed to be faithful to the public's interest. Newspapers and magazines are always shackled by two of old notions of the United States, which believe that political gossip and violent stories are more acceptable than bare bodies, and advertising, which always bows to political pressure and is in a huff when an ad contains too close to sex. It's like a cigar is worse than sex, stop it, boys!

Then the network came, the tsunami generally renewed a frenzy. Conservatism suddenly degenerated into a canoe that was hard to float in the mass-conscious ocean. Every second, there is another voice, another layer, another website, and the process repeats itself thousands of times. The site pulls out the deepest three anchors in culture: money is useless here, everything is free, no attack, no property. In general, the Web is a great place: a laughing cat conquers the world without replacing anyone. We have a better balance between men's and women's tastes, especially when the topic involves sex.

Until 2010, one out of every 2.5 sites was pornographic. Two years later, the backbone gave way to more sensual websites of pornographic themes, and women took over the director's position, and websites like Viv Thomas,x-art and Hergre improved the status quo. The narrative style led by the body's feeling is gradually being replaced by the original power of the lustful women. The German photographer Ellen von Unwerth that "sexiness" is "a light that is" secretly expressing something, and the kind of animal-like primal desire that is revealing in her eyes. "The secret is the explosive distance from a sexy woman to the sexy woman who comes to you." Von Unwerth under the lens of the women down, chasing the enjoyment of the senses, but there is no way to meet it. No reward for sexual desire is cruel, and in photographs, a woman can freeze the moment and let it hang in the infinite time. This is exactly the opposite of male sexuality. Male sexuality is presented in a pornographic theme, in a way that never ceases to be, in a pornographic film: from "Hi, how are you?" To the shot released by the hero, it all happened within 10 minutes.

Women are not only dominant on the internet, they are even gradually becoming controllers. More than half of American social media residents are women: 58% of Facebook's users are women, while Twitter has a 64%,pinterest ratio of 82% women. They publish more content than men in social media. They talk about hugs and kisses as endlessly as nesting birds. For them, photos are more attractive than websites with large proportions. They also make a big contribution to the picture part, which often turns them into naked women. Women love sex, don't you know? They like to think of themselves as the center of sex and to see themselves thinking powerfully. As von Unwerth says, women exist to be enjoyed.

One-third of women admitted to reading pornography, and 46% of young women said they had an experience of having an anus--a whole lot more than the data in the previous era. "In this process, giving up control is like a relief," Nadia Cho, a student at Berkeley, wrote in a recent column on bundling SM, "Slapping is a project you can consider adding to your sex schedule-it's more erotic than it sounds." "The ubiquity of sex on the web makes the notion that" sex means giving up power "disappears, and the act of" watching and sharing naked photos "no longer means depravity.

Moral neutrality and the rise of women's voices mean that a more balanced and larger form of pornographic content appears on the web. Micro-blogging is the best example. Women can display their sex audio on micro blogs. More importantly for traditional media, microblogging is looking for a balance between sexuality and business needs. Justify-sexy, a sex-themed micro-blog run by the 20-year-old Romanian Gabriela, can be a basic example. She combines photos of the city landscape, celebrity quotes, and photographs of half-naked, tattooed men. The woman in her underwear was pulling down her trousers and touching her beautiful car and the delicious sandwich beside her. Organizational content is empowering, not object-oriented.

Let's take a look at some of the same styles as the female-dominated media companies, like Live Fast Mag. This network of recruits is run by two women. Live Fast Mag recently opened a sex-content column to showcase the lingerie exhibitions that are arranged in beautiful ways, as well as interviews with fashion photographers. The justify-sexy of Live Fast and Gabriela gives the answer to "how women's sexuality enters the mainstream of media": fashion. A recent study in the UK has shown that women pay more attention to fashion than sex, and the same is true in the United States. This shows that the beauty of clothes and the body is inevitably linked, and this link allows women to voluntarily enter the center of attention.