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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Lifestyle
Eva Wiseman

YOU WONT BELIEVE: What is driving the anti sex backlash | Mind Blowing Facts

Mary Whitehouse, who believed the BBC was at the centre ‘of a conspiracy to remove the myth of God from the minds of men’.
Mary Whitehouse, who believed the BBC was at the centre ‘of a conspiracy to remove the myth of God from the minds of men’. Photograph: ITV/Shutterstock

“What everyone’s doing, apparently,” my boyfriend said last night, in a conversation about heating bills, “is buying an electric heated hoodie from Aldi,” and that was when I knew it had arrived. The anti-sex backlash was here.

It’s been murmuring for a while now, the threat of a zipped-up reaction to recent decades of sex positivity, and to mainstream relaxing of attitudes towards sex and sexuality. It culminated last month with a number of headlines asking, “Was Mary Whitehouse ahead of her time?” The thoughtful emoji comes into its own here, its yellow face and furrowed brow doing the work of a thousand think-pieces. With its contemplative finger it considers the claim: morality campaigner Whitehouse was forthright on the dangers of pornography.

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