Former K-Pop Idol exposes sexual harrassment within industry

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This is what I always say when people assume that a sexual image and concept was what the artist wanted - so many later claim that it was forced on them. Its got to a point where we really don't know which ones want this and which don't and it's why I feel so uncomfortable watching sexual videos these days. We know they're usually made and conceived by men who want maximum profits, so what do you expect? Sex sells and always will and no industry will not utilise a young, pretty girl in a sexual manner to achieve this aim. That is the unfortunate reality so many girls and women face and it's high time we just stopped accepting it as a reality and assuming that sexual image always equals empowerment. I wouldn't be surprised if it was actually sexist men who sold women the idea of sex = empowerment which is so incorporated into modern feminism.