yes but that's what we are. we as humans are biologically programmed to be horny and seek mates

Yes, too much.

Yes. Casual sex to me is the lowest form of human interaction, imo. People just use each other for their own physical pleasure and they just ditch each other as if they aren't worth being known as an actual person. And kids dressing and acting in sexual context is being normalized as well. If you point it out, your accused of being a pedophile, but you don't need to be a perv to know that a child twerking on a stripper pole is inappropriate. Don't make me mention how sex work is now seen as a good thing. We just might as well being sex workers to career day at school since it's just "regular job"like people say.

Welp, which social justice warrior gonna call me a **** shamer now?

To everyone who pointed out it is natural: should we have times where we fight against this natural instinct and block it out? (Keep in mind there are countless other unnatural things we do as humans, but also that there is nothing wrong with sex inherently)

This.

No one has the self control. We've been absorbing so much sex, I wouldn't be surprised if someone spazzed the **** out and went berserk if they went a few days without sex. It's become some sort of addiction.

Yes, and it will always be like that, that's why i dont understand why people use female popstar's as a scapegoat instead of realizing that its literally a part of who we are as humans to be sexual.

The world will still be as sexual and perverted whether Rihanna or Miley flash their boobs or not.

Reproduction.

Yeah, it's pretty gross.

Yes definitely and we only get more sexualized as time goes on. Things that aren't even sexual are now having sex added to them, like those burger commercials with the half naked girls eating them and having the sauce drip out of their mouths, why does a burger need to be sexualized?? There's no logical point to it. And if you haven't had sex or aren't interested in sex you're viewed as a loser or a weirdo, as if sex is the number one most important thing about a person.

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I don't think it was dignity so much as shame and discrimination.