We had a huge argument at dinner about ‘Boudoir Photography’. Some (including my wife and I) determined it was objectifying and non-feminist. But the prevailing view was that it was not typically for a prurient male gaze, so empowering to the women that chose to do it. Interested to hear your view. Indeed, Julie, would you consider it?
We had a huge argument at dinner about ‘Boudoir Photography’. Some (including my wife and I) determined it was objectifying and non-feminist. But the prevailing view was that it was not typically for a prurient male gaze, so empowering to the women that chose to do it. Interested to hear your view. Indeed, Julie, would you consider it?
This is a NYT's article written 35 yrs ago which succinctly and definitively sums up just how different men and women are. https://www.nytimes.com/1988/08/14/magazine/body-and-mind-the-aggressors.html?smid=em-share