Who is it that Ashley is arguing with that mothers aren’t seen as being sexual beings? She does live in 2021 not 1870 right?
I honestly don’t know what type of company Ashley keeps or why she allows the very small amount (in relative terms) of trolling private messages or the daily mail message board to believe that she needs to be on this one women crusade to shatter patriarchy by taking pictures of herself in underwear.
It’s not revolutionary or earth shattering that mums do ‘look’ sexy. It’s been 30 years since pregnant Demi Moore posed naked on the VF cover. The vast majority of the celebrities that I think of as ‘sexy’ are mums. It hasn’t seemed to hinder many celebrities as being seen as sexy after children. JLo is a mother of twins and in her fifties and yet was offered the starring role of a female stripper in Hustlers. All bar one of the Kardashians are mums and two of them have (allegedly) become billionaires after becoming a mums so it hasn’t dampened their careers. Most of the successful female rap stars are mothers too. There’s rap songs by male artists saying how sexy it is to date a mother as they are strong minded, independent and take no bullshit. My Instagram feed is awash with yummy mummies all still seemingly attractive / showing their sexiness like they did prior to having children.
Ashley’s definition of what it means to be sexy is very limited to appearance - advising her followers to buy underwear, spend a lot of time putting on make up (as she was so happy to do so today), spend money on a totally pointless sex toy that won’t give you sexual pleasure nor do anything to improve your pelvic floor as any physiotherapist would testify. And then pose on a bed (Blurgh!) wearing cheap underwired (Blurgh!) black and red underwear (double Blurgh!) made by the seedy Ann Summers just does not sit with my definition of sexy. It’s so dated and reminiscent of 90s page 3 glamour models. Yeah Ann Summers has a female chief exec but a company for female sexual freedom, empowerment and expression it ain’t!
The only person who seems to have a problem with associating sexiness with motherhood is Ashley herself otherwise she would not have this fixation to ‘prove’ how sexy she is on social media. It screams insecurity problems and really is something I hope she is having intensive therapy sessions to help with.
Moving on from this point - but in similar vein to why the heck do you do this to - Posing in underwear that you have said makes you sexy with her breast dangling out in full display bar the nipple with your son sucking on your breast is very well... concerning for the welfare of your son frankly. It’s actually a pervert with a mummy fetish’ wet dream and the constant images and videos that you show using your son as a prop to titillate your audience to validate your need to be seen as sexy is so worrying. There are men, woman and transsexuals who dress up in nappies, create role play that mummy is feeding them, write fan fiction, act it out and make porn videos around this. Ashley is actually creating content for these people to masturbate to whilst she breastfeeds her son.
Yes I agree with you Ashley, you should be free to breastfeed without being sexualised but unfortunately many people do sexualise this- particularly if your are creating content that showcases how ‘sexy’ you are.
But I couldn’t bare the thought of my child being used as material in some sick perverted weirdo fantasies and as such I wouldn’t put out that type of content on social media. I feel sorry for your son that you feel the need to do so and are happy to exploit him for profit (to pay for your fancy new house in Essex...).