Why Social Media is Ruining Your Life

Photographer Petra Collins got banned from Instagram for wearing swimwear which showed her pubic hair – apparently that was considered over-sexualized. But girls who are shaved and wear bikinis are allowed all over the platform. You have to ask: who is making these rules?”

The hypocrisy is stunning – all sorts of sexually charged images of girls in bikinis revealing their derrieres and hoicked-up cleavages are fine, but a woman feeding her child in the most nonsexual setting possible is somehow unacceptable.

It’s a space where, day to day, you could imagine that all reasonable people agree with you, or at least understand where you’re coming from.

While Facebook clarified that nursing images were fine “in principle”, they reiterated that the nipple must not be visible.

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just like any other businessmen, only dressed up in sweatpants and logo tees.

especially breasts in non-sexual contexts – the new platforms have applied a holier-than-thou attitude.

Anna Whitehouse, the journalist behind the @mother_pukka Instagram account and the Flex Appeal campaign – which aims to eradicate maternity discrimination in the workforce and encourage flexible working for both mothers and fathers

all. But that’s how I pay my bills, and you have to respect the work as much as the rewards.