After sex? Photo on Twitter
A new fashion has arrived from England, which perhaps we could also do without ... It is the so-called "bed of shame" (literally the bed of shame), that is, the tendency to publish post-sex self-portraits on Twitter.
Kicking off this exhibitionistic trend and certainly not very respectful of women, Gary Beadle, famous person in England for having participated in some reality shows including the popular "Geordie Shore", who issued an invitation to all his 600 thousand Twitter followers giving clear guidelines and simple rules to follow: a man meets a woman in a club; the evening continues under the sheets; he takes a picture of her and posts it on Twitter, without her partner's knowledge.
Many have not had it repeated twice and this has understandably sparked the ire and indignation of feminist associations, mass media and newspapers.
Gary, aka "Gaz", was forced to make a public apology and urged his followers to remove the girls' pictures. Seems the least to us, doesn't it?
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See also
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