“I don’t want my son to grow up ashamed of seeing the human body”
Recent statements by Molly Manning, known for her career in the adult film industry, have taken the conversation to a high level of intensity by firmly defending her stance on walking around naked in her home, regardless of the presence of her teenage son.
In a recent interview, Manning explained that for her, the human body is not inherently sexual. Her main argument is that she seeks to raise her son in an environment where nudity is seen as something natural and not sinful.
Experts suggest that, during puberty, young people need to establish clear privacy boundaries for their own emotional development.
For her, society is over-sexualizing something that is purely biological. However, the question remains in the air: Is this the right way to eliminate stigmas?