

#732 - Mary Harrington - Why You Shouldn’t Share Your Private Life Online
156 snips Jan 15, 2024
Join Mary Harrington, a thought-provoking writer and author of "Feminism Against Progress," as she navigates the complexities of online sharing versus privacy. She discusses the concept of 'Digital Modesty' and how it shapes our relationships and identity. Mary critiques modern feminism through cultural references, including the Barbie movie, and tackles the evolving dynamics of masculinity and femininity. She also delves into the ethics of the surrogacy industry and the societal implications of our attitudes toward children versus pets.
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Digital Modesty
- Practice digital modesty by limiting personal sharing online.
- Avoid selfies, home pictures, and intimate details to protect privacy and relationships.
Transparency vs. Intimacy
- Constant online transparency hinders genuine intimacy and relationships.
- An imagined internet audience prevents shared private moments, impacting dating and connection.
Club Culture Shift
- Chris Willx's friend attributes the decline of "leery" club culture to constant phone recording.
- The ever-present camera creates an "imaginary audience," inhibiting spontaneous fun.