Perhaps because we exist in a bit of an Ohio State echo-chamber... but even beyond that, I almost feel a bit of backlash and sense of "enough" when it comes to the publication of salacious details like McMurphy did with the latest - sex toys and pictures, etc.
Obviously it's for shock value and to try to draw clicks and attention, but really, it's not all that shocking anymore. He essentially said, "Two people who have admitted to doing sex to each other did sex things... Here's what that would have looked like."
I mean, yeah, we know. We can imagine. We've heard of sex before. We have the internet.
It's almost as though those who publish garbage ....want to distract from real issues.
I think I'm going to develop an online course called, "Yo, so this thing happened, and we're working on it, obvs, but go ahead and let's laugh and joke about it for 30 seconds so we can move on and concentrate on actual problems with our full attention."
Course name might need some workshopping, but it's close.
Obviously it's for shock value and to try to draw clicks and attention, but really, it's not all that shocking anymore. He essentially said, "Two people who have admitted to doing sex to each other did sex things... Here's what that would have looked like."
I mean, yeah, we know. We can imagine. We've heard of sex before. We have the internet.
It's almost as though those who publish garbage ....want to distract from real issues.
I think I'm going to develop an online course called, "Yo, so this thing happened, and we're working on it, obvs, but go ahead and let's laugh and joke about it for 30 seconds so we can move on and concentrate on actual problems with our full attention."
Course name might need some workshopping, but it's close.
