Monday, November 27, 2017

Ugh, Social Media Prudes

A Prude are defined as a person who is or claims to be easily shocked by matters relating to sex or nudity. They are a weird group of people to me. My friend, Love knew a woman who literally stuffed her ears with her fingers & loudly sanged "La-La" when someone said, "I would hit that".
A few months later, her boyfriend & she were expecting child. That's another reason why they are weird to me. Most prudes I've known in life are having sex. On the flip side of that, people who frequently talk about sex and very sexless. I know, another peculiar group of people Life has us to know.


Social Media Prudes are the weirdest group of prudes to me. I'm not talking about being offended because someone sent you unsolicited pics of their nude body parts. I'm not talking about getting upset because somebody randomly added you to social media group full of men & women verbally talking about sex.
These are not the people educating anyone about different rape cuture examples. The prudes of social media are people sqwaking about ALL the topics discussed on #TwitterAfterDark" all the time. Why haven't these people muted that hashtag as soon as they could? These are the same people that have respectability rankings of current & former IG models. People who ask you to stop "reacting" (👍❤😁😢😯😡) to a picture they feel is to sexual, because it is frequently showing up on their timeline. 

I know because I don't publicly talk about sex, often. And when I do, I talk about it in creative terms & ways. Yeah I called going to see male strippers, revuing. If the term male revue become a part of pop culture's vocabulary, I have other words. *wink* 
So, me complaining about social media prudes may be a tad shocking to those outside of my inner circle. The outer circle see some "Miss Manners" juice radiating from me. Stereotypes taught them that, but knowing me debunks the stereotypes. Sorry prudes, I'm not an ally. But yeah, I agree Facebook & Twitter telling your "friends" or "followers" about what others like is annoying. They think because of similar interest, you want to know when you don't. But instead of dictating how everyone should morally act on social media, how about deleting those that are bothering them. It is your timeline & the options to streamline it are there.

Again don't understand being a prude, but social media has thungs to create your own unoffendable bubble. Make your bubble and leave others outside of it alone. Stop bothering those who aren't bothering you with those that are bothering you. Block Them!!!

As Always Talking to You In Adult Terms!!!

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