If I could explain…
“Some of the most outspoken women in social media, at the center of what seems like every theological controversy under the sun, throwing elbows with the boys while attacting tens of thousands of followers hooked by the fascinating backstory of the life they used to live as an exhibitionist - stripper, OnlyFans girl, whatever - who are just as much in front of the spotlight as before, except now it’s their theological hot-takes people are oggling rather than their hot-pants.
“Please, tell us what the ex-stripper has to say about Eternal Sonship,” as though, somehow, that opinion is worth more.
When you survey enough of these women with the sexual backstories who’ve now entered the spotlight as sexual sin celebrities, you quickly figure out there’s a prototype. The woman who enters the adult entertainment industry isn’t your typical woman. She has lost, or simply never had, the inhibition that most women have as a natural feature of their femininity, the internal friction that makes putting oneself on display feel too uncomfortable and therefore something too frightening to engage in, no matter the paycheck.
That inhibition to bare all is not passed out by the patriarchy. It is woven into the fabric of feminine nature by the same God who designed modesty as a genuine virtue rather than a neckline policy. The woman who lacks that has not achieved liberation. She’s enslaved to baring all for the sound of applause. Even if it’s brain dead evangelicals doing the applauding.”