Well, I guess I am agreeing in as much as I agree we are possibly more exposed to sexual shennanigans. In the past, unless we were actually involved in an orgy we wouldn't be experiencing one. Now, you can eat your dinner and watch someone else having an orgasm somewhat unwittingly if you happen to have the TV on.
I think we should remember too that we have some influence on marketing and media. It's only because we watch and we buy that trends are created. Advertising is all about our own psychology - if it weren't it wouldn't work. Maybe it is a bit chicken and egg but my personal opinion is that the reality is we have become more sanitised and controlled in our thinking and behaviours over the centuries - a natural part of us elevating ourselves as superior intellectual beings - and thus we have become more 'afraid' of our more animalistic traits. Neverthless, we have primal urges which the media taps into very effectively and which advertising companies make excellent use of on a psychological level.
I may think it inappropriate that music videos are akin to porn, but I also find myself transfixed by them, titillated by them and so on. This is hardly surprising is it? I am human, I am sexual. It is the part of me that stops me indulging in bestiality and other acts of depravity that makes me deplore the reality and cover the eyes of my children when Snoop Dogg does his thing. (Some of his stuff is porn).
We can never have it both ways. The moment we achieve absolute control over the dark recesses of our minds, and have cultivated effective ways of wiping out all behaviour associated with them will be the moment our instinct becomes so blighted that we cease to exist and procreate.
Moral and intellectual sophistication must come at a price. We know that.
What I find disturbing is along the lines of what maria1665 says...in our bid to become more controlled and refined as beings we have assigned ourselves and one another 'roles' designed to illustrate our forward thinking superiority. "Wow! we can be inclusive, non-discriminatory, permissive and tolerant, look at us!" "Er, whoops, no we can't, we are uncomfortable with this, it goes against stuff deep inside us, particularly us men, let's carry on with the facade because it makes us look rad and smart and superior". And so the women buy vibrators at the same time as ordering Cath Kidston oven gloves and the men buy more porn because they can't touch up their secretary by the photocopier and get away with it anymore.
Or soemthing like that...