Carrie Prejean's sex tape isn't really a sex tape, says the dethroned Miss California, since she's the only person in it. So it's just a sexy tape, not a sex tape.
Apparently the sexy tape, which Prejean made for a boyfriend, shows the then-17-year-old Prejean naked and masturbating. Other 17-year-old girls who've made similar tapes for their teenage boyfriends have been arrested and charged with child pornography. Which is absurd, of course, and I'm not suggesting that Prejean should be arrested. But it's interesting that the same God who, according to Prejean, chose her to be his anti-gay messenger on earth didn't intervene when his soon-to-be-chosen messenger was fingering out how to set up the camera. But I agree with her here...
“Did I think it would come back now and haunt me? No. But I think that a lot of young people can learn from this. Nothing is private anymore. Nothing is private.”
She's right: nothing is private anymore. Unfortunately for Prejean her private sex tape didn't surface before she wrote her new book—Still Standing—which includes this advice for young women:
In the book, Prejean talks about her Christian beliefs and condemns the ubiquity of pornography. Young women should resist the pressures of popular culture, of sex, she said, writing, “Our bodies are temples of the Lord. We should earn respect and admiration for our hearts, not for showing skin to look sexy.”
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