How did the film “Fifty Shades of Grey” change the culture of dating and sex?
“Fifty Shades of Grey” isn’t a very good movie. Critics savaged the film, and audiences generally gave the film poor ratings as well despite solid performances by Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan.
Still, the film had a significant impact on our culture in the context of dating and sex. The quality of the film didn’t really matter. It touched a nerve and generated one of those inflection points where we saw a real shift in attitudes for both men and women.
Increased Awareness and Discussion of BDSM
Before the release of “Fifty Shades of Gray,” many adults were aware of kink and BDSM (Bondage, Discipline/Dominance, Submission/Sadism, and Masochism), but most knew little about it, and these things were not discussed often. The film introduced the practice of BDSM to a mainstream audience. For many, this was their first exposure to this wild and fascinating subset of sexual behavior. As a result, conversations about BDSM became more common in media and everyday life.
For some women, it sparked interests and desires that they didn’t realize they had. Or, it validated fantasies that they were reluctant to confront and express. For some men, it also gave them permission to explore this with their female partners.
You can follow us on our Hot Babes Twitter feed, and you can follow more babes on Twitter @bullzeyedotcom. Models can submit photos to us at . Also, check out our Model Mayhem profile page if you’d like to schedule a shoot.
Improve your game today!
You've got to brush up on your game to get the girl! Find your hookups with this online dating guide.
Comments Off on How did the film “Fifty Shades of Grey” change the culture of dating and sex?
Posted in: Celebrities, Dating
Tags: BDSM, bondage, Dom/sub, Fifty Shades of Grey, kinks, kinky sex, movies, seduction, sex positivity, spanking