Question: If a girl is good at gymnastics and would like to put out a video of her skills, can she publish a not-tznius video labeled ‘For Women Only’?
Question: If a girl is good at gymnastics and would like to put out a video of her skills, can she publish a not-tznius video labeled ‘For Women Only’?
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Would be interesting to put out an anonymous poll, how many men have watched these “for women only” music videos?
Perhaps some of these frum women are being way too much דן לכף זכות and would feel uncomfortable with it, even if halachically permitted…
I’d imagine it’s extremely challenging for some men, especially those who are acquainted with the families, not to peek at these videos of women who are dressed as if they are going to a chasunah… I personally find these “Kol Isha” videos much more tempting than any of the crazy ugly trash that’s available from the secular world…
Women have to be b’tznius between women in public too. The internet is a public forum and saying “better that women shouldn’t do it” is really encouraging women to be immodest on a public platform because “better not to do it” and “it’s not against halacha” means that’s its allowed. How low we have fallen. Years ago no frum woman would dream of performing, even in tznius clothing, on online platforms, kol shekein no frum woman would of dream of appearing in immodest clothing online. Hashem yerachem where we are headed.
The goyishe velt and the modern orthodox also are obsessed with how the hemeishe oilam deals with kol isha.
A so called academic even spent a year with frum maidlech to see how they performed without the men in the front.