Here's what British mother Olivia Lichtenstein has to say about teen sexuality in a Daily Mail article:
The sexualisation of our young is ubiquitous: boys caught cheating on their girlfriends on mobile phones, ritual humiliation and worse by YouTube (In February 2008, a gang of London teenagers aged 14-16 drugged and raped a woman in front of her children and then posted the film of the attack, videoed on a mobile phone, on YouTube), television programmes like Sex And The City with man-eating Samantha as the living embodiment of casual libidinous sex, all provide the back projection to our children’s lives.I'm not a prude (and I doubt Olivia is either, she looks like she could have been a hottie back in the day!) and I know there is nothing new under the sun. The difference is now it's all out in the open. Every perversion that used to be practiced in private dens of iniquity now spill out like a stinking, toxic sludge, polluting open society.In her book, Female Chauvinist Pigs: Women And The Rise Of Raunch Culture, Ariel Levy writes about the American experience, where many a young girl’s dream seems to be the desire to dance around a pole or cheer while others do.
She says that feminist terms such as liberation and empowerment, that used to describe women’s fight for equality, have been perverted.
It's no wonder they hate us.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1129978/How-faceless-amoral-world-cyberspace-created-deeply-disturbing--generation-SEX.html