The virgins contingent is huge. There's nothing you can do about it.
This made me laugh raucously for a few seconds, but then I recalled a guy I know who has like a dozen kids across five marriages most of which ended partially because he's really into all kinds of mature and hentai crap to the point of putting off real life commitments sometimes.
Sex sells really well, even among people who have no actual reason to pay for it apparently. I don't care for it personally and wish it would go back to the dark corners of the web where it's out of my face but still there for those who want to seek it out, but it's invaded pretty much every aspect of our lives in this day and age as it is from the entertainment industry to food to hygiene to even bloody children's clothing with no indication of slowing down anytime soon so where sexualizing commerce is concerned video games are pretty far down on my list of things that actually bother me, though socio-economically I really wish we'd grow back up and relegate that kind of stuff back into movies and games hidden away for the adults that are into that kind of stuff to seek out from the comfort of their own bedrooms rather than have it on display literally everywhere so that kids grow up measuring themselves up with sexual standards unconsciously from the moment they are old enough to operate an ipad or a television.
Might as well ask for us to stop developing more efficient means to kill each other though while I'm wishing, as our technological advances always seem to come laced with some hidden poison to counteract the good we can do with them, whether they be infrastructural, medicinal or entertainment. It's a strange ebb and flow, one that we're always tugging back and forth. One generation goes overboard and steeps the entire culture in the most anamalistic vision it can conjure, and the next, having grown up in it take the hard left turn into prudishness and stifling such displays by rule of law in an effort to protect their own kids from the traumas they grew up with, those kids in turn rebel against those rules and push the envelope right back out there if not further than it was before.
You can ***** and moan, you can embrace it but at the end of the day you can't really change it. We're nothing if not creatures of habit and our memories are quite short, all but insuring we'll continue to make the same mistakes, grow up and fix them only to make them all over again once the context of why they are mistakes escapes us for a generation or so. That's just the way we are, with pretty much everything, not just this, we love our extremes and always struggle and usually fail to balance them properly, whatever they are.
