TRIGGERnometry The Sexual Revolution is Terrible for Women - Louise Perry
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Jul 28, 2022 
Louise Perry, author of 'The Case Against the Sexual Revolution', dives deep into the repercussions of the sexual revolution on women’s lives. She discusses the emotional toll of modern dating culture and critiques hookup practices, emphasizing the importance of traditional values like monogamy. Perry sheds light on the psychological impact of pornography on younger generations and raises ethical questions surrounding surrogacy. Her insights challenge conventional feminist narratives, urging a reconsideration of societal norms and their effects on women's well-being.
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Sexual Disenchantment
- The pill's ability to suspend fertility has led to "sexual disenchantment," treating sex as just a transaction.
- This harms women due to physical and psychological imbalances and differing sociosexuality.
Sociosexuality Gap
- Men generally have higher sociosexuality (desire for casual sex) than women.
- This creates a gap that women are pressured to bridge, leading to unhappiness.
Ancient Rome vs. Early Christianity
- Ancient Rome's sexual norms mirrored today's, with widespread male promiscuity and exploitation of women.
- Early Christianity was unique in demanding chastity from both sexes.
