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How women made porn fashionable
See update further below about Chrystal Workman, mother of Ariel Winter who allegedly tried to leak nude photos of her other daughter Shanelle Workman, also an actress, as an attempt to make her famous via nudity.
By Patrick Wanis Published September 15, 2012 FoxNews.com
Porn is becoming a new ideal and value for young girls. And women are responsible.
Women are consuming and endorsing porn such as ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ — a book recognized as ‘mommy porn.’ Poorly written, it is not a how-to-manual and it’s not poetic erotica.
Pulp/romance novels transformed into a new genre embracing porn as literature – explicitly sexual scenes featuring bondage/discipline, dominance/submission and sadism/masochism
More than 20 million copies have sold in the US (40 million worldwide), and it is yet another example of the way porn is becoming more than socially acceptable amongst women. Moreover, it is becoming an aspirational target for women.
Read the full article by Patrick Wanis here: https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2012/09/15/how-women-made-porn-fashionable/
Update:
Publicist Jonathan Hay alleged to TMZ that Chrystal Workman, the mother of “Modern Family” star Ariel Winter, asked him for help in leaking nude photos of Winter’s older sister, 34-year-old Shanelle Workman, who is also an actress. Hay tells TMZ that Workman approached him last week with the images, which are reportedly eight or nine years old.
Patrick Wanis, PhD, is a renowned relationship and behavioral expert with over 25 years of experience. Creator of SRTT Therapy (Subconscious Rapid Transformation Technique), he specializes in resolving root causes of trauma and other conditions without reliving pain or retraumatization. He has developed various psychological assessments on emotional intelligence, relationships, self-sabotage, and authenticity, and serves diverse clients from celebrities to teens. A trusted media source, Global media including CNN, BBC, FOX News turn to Wanis for insights into relationships, sexuality, human motivation, trauma, communication, body language, and persuasion.