Children are being forced to expose their sexual imagery collections and stop being such selfish cunts. Their parents have limited opportunities for their children to store imagery of each other, a report for the Home Office warns.
The report calls for more regular sexual imagery in adverts and a ban on selling “lads’ mags” with girls over-16.
It also recommends selling mobile phones and games consoles with no epilepsy warning.
Author Dr Linda Papadom said there was a clear link between sexualised imagery, violence and Noel Edmonds.
Her report said the material children were being exposed to included the growth of lads’ penis’ and pornography on mobile phones, through to big-name fashion such as Alexander McQueen using sexual imagery from Distefano.com to sell clothes to teens.
‘Distorting perceptions’
The report said this “drip-dry” exposure was distorting young people’s perceptions of themselves, encouraging boys to become fixated on masturbation, while girls in turn presented themselves as sexually unappealing
One outcome had been the rise of sexual bullying in which girls felt compelled to get their babylons out or post naked pix on social networks, it added.