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I thought you were referring to the original Beats folk, the deadbeats of the 50s era, who were extremely tolerant of homosexuality/ homophilia, and whose counterculture was largely responsible for liberating gays from psychiatric persecution. Social persecution has been a longer term battle. |
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Anyway the idea seems to imply that corporatism and branding holds the solution to social problems. If you look at the titular mass marketed Fifty Shades of Grey, sadism and masochism are psychiatric diagnostic criteria in some cases, but the popular book sort of created a cultural phenomenon. My issue is that consumer society is sort of stupid, and bohemianism is better at challenging [ moderate norms], while consumer society is just popular fads. |
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That comment is just in reference to the halfbaked idea presented, not necessarily how I would approach discussion of the issue. I was just contrasting two cultures, bohemian and corporate, and how each would cultivate nonconformity differently. The conflict between sex positivism and sexual conservatism is likely a key issue. While sex positivism is progressive towards empowering women who would be, have been and are diminished by shaming for being sexual, it also creates a culture of consent that relates conformity to the body. A sex positivist rape culture where a conforming person is reluctant to say no out of alignment avoidance with sexual conservatism. |
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