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Originally Posted by LizAEBN
I've mentioned before that the sexual revolution has made a lot of things come out of the shadows - as has the internet. While I don't think we'll ever be a topic that dads 'n grads bond over a beer on, I do think that the stigma of being in touch with one's sexuality is going away.
It feels like a way to break out of our shuttered world with blinders - and I think we must be honest, that as an industry, we very much are that way. We have a corner, and we like to stay there. Perhaps the shake up is a way to show us that won't work anymore. Perhaps because she isn't what we've looked to in the past as a key note is precisely what will make her valuable.
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The very acceptance that you are talking about is what devalues our product. As far as the sexual revolution goes, which sexual revolution is that? I am tired of living through revolutions. It seems every generation thinks it is revolutionary and I don't really see one at the moment.