Rejecting past sexual ethics

Description

Rejecting past sexual ethics involves actively discarding traditional moral codes and norms governing sexuality that are perceived as restrictive, outdated, or discriminatory. This strategy seeks to address issues such as sexual repression, inequality, and stigmatization by promoting more inclusive, consent-based, and rights-oriented frameworks. The practical intent is to foster healthier attitudes, empower individual choice, and remedy social harms caused by rigid or prejudicial sexual standards, thereby supporting personal autonomy and social well-being.