We have a teenage dd and a ds who is a couple of years younger. Ever since she has been in that adolescent phase she has had posters on her wall, all normal stuff but mainly of one of the twilight actors who in the poster is topless. So far no problems, as far as I'm concerned this is, as I said normal teenage stuff.
DS on the other hand has always had footie posters until recently when he put up a poster of a glamour model, not topless just in a bikini. DW has taken it off of his wall saying it is sexist and objectifies women. When DS pointed out that this is unfair as his sister has a couple of topless blokes on her wall DW's argument was that as he was an actor and DS likes the films it is different i.e. he is on the wall essentially advertising the film.
So is it valid or does this seem a little unfair on DS?
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ArmyDad · 19/03/2014 14:05
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