All rubbish, or is it the future?

 All rubbish, or is it the future?

Everything is rubbish, but I try to look carefully because our generation only saw naked women on the beach or at the pool, if you wanted to see more you had to buy a men's magazine that the model, even naked, always covered the entrance to the vagina, that generation was born showing the naked body with very short clothes, limitless necklines, vacuum-sealed pants and shorts without disguising every cavity or protrusion of the anatomy, and the ease to express sexual desire, for them this is natural, and they think that always that's how it was, we old people were left in a situation where we could have for free and all day long what we had to pay for to be able to see it hidden from society and the customs authorities and forbidden by parents, priests and pastors, which led to imprisonment for outrage. Soon people are going to have sex in front of us like today they kiss with tongue anywhere, in the old days this kiss was in the dark of the cinema, or only at night in the dark corner, or in an empty deserted place hidden from the curiosity of others.

When in the fifties for the first time the actress and world celebrity Brigitte Bardot wore a bikini set on the beach it was a scandal, because it was a female underwear transformed into clothes used publicly, soon came the hang gliding bikini and the famous thong bikini that nothing more than a front slap with nothing behind. Now everyone waits after the top less that didn't catch what can come after the leg pants, and the upper pajamas without a bra underneath.

The old generation followed the evolutionary line and had time to compare with a reference, the recent generation has as a reference and limits Reality Shows, tube videos, Kwai and Tik Tok. Without references, everything seems normal to the amazement of older people who have traveled a timeline since Yves Saint Laurent unraveled a model wearing a jacket and pants on a woman, it was the first time that a woman wore a piece of men's clothing, despite decently composed, it was a wake-up call that norms could be violated and dress conventions are relative and disposable.