Sean Ono Lennon Criticizes The Society’s Obsession With Female Nudity

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Sean Ono Lennon recently took to X to speak out against society’s fascination with female nudity.

Highlighting the inconsistency in how female nudity and violence are perceived, the singer wrote:

“It’s weird how hung up society still is about sex. I know it’s been said, but the fact that female nipples are deemed more offensive than dead bodies says something about our moral compass.”

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Clarifying Not Calling Society Prudish

In response to the accusation made by some other user that he’s calling society prudish, Sean clarified that he never made such a claim. Then another comment jokingly said, referring to the accusation:

“I’m the queen of fairness, and I can see why John thought that’s what you meant.”

Lennon replied, elaborating on his initial tweet:

“Hello, your majesty. I think society is hung up in many ways. The hang-ups express themselves in being afraid of nipples and also being obsessed with them. I think both expressions are arguably a pathology.”

Sean’s Skepticism On Astrology

The musician uses the platform to raise his voice on various issues. A few weeks ago, Sean expressed skepticism about the belief in astrology, writing:

“Worrying about Mercury being in retrograde is like worrying that someone is shrinking because they’re walking away from you.”

A user then brought up a rumor about Sean’s father, John Lennon, saying:

“I’ve always wondered if it’s true that your dad had a period where he wouldn’t leave the house if Mercury was in retrograde.”

The rocker confirmed this by sharing:

“My parents were obsessed with astrology, which has a lot to do with my feelings on it. Some went to catholic school. I was trained in hippie nonsense.”

As for his recent projects, Julian Lennon mentioned in a September interview that he and his brother Sean are planning to create music together. They’ve discussed it and have a concept they’d like to explore when they both have time. Julian believes it’s a good idea and hints that it will happen eventually, though he doesn’t give specific details.

See the tweets below.

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