The Authenticity of Traditional Values on Social Media: A Critical Analysis by Elianne van Turennout

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by Elianne van Turennout

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Women trying to convince us through modern social media that the traditional life of the past was superior raises an interesting discussion. Many do not necessarily find baking bread for husbands and starting a family early problematic. What is ironic, however, is that even former OnlyFans models are suddenly embracing religion and travelling the world proclaiming how wonderful it is to stay at home and take care of children.

The question then arises as to how authentic their traditionalism really is. After all, real women of tradition would not show off on social media on a daily basis. Rather, they would sit behind the geraniums or invest in their immediate network.

This whole spectacle seems more like a display of trophies seeking to prove that someone is the proud owner and has claimed their fancy prize, and that the young conservative bachelor and modern woman should be jealous of it. It casts a shadow over the sincerity of their claims about the desire for traditional values. Is it really a desire for tradition, or rather a desire for attention and approval in a world increasingly focused on superficiality? The issue raises important questions about the complexity of social media and the authenticity of identities presented online.

Perfect for readers interested in social dynamics, modern feminist debates and the impact of social media on identity formation. This critical analysis offers insight into the authenticity of online traditionalism and the possible motives behind the public promotion of traditional values.