The traditional media—newspapers, magazines, radio, television, movies, and even mainstream book publishing—have all had an overall negative impact on human sexuality. This is not just because of anti-sexual sensationalism, but also because of a tendency to brainwash readers, listeners, and viewers into subscribing to certain faulty moral constructs.
Prior to the professional media, the pulpit did the same.
But the Internet changes this. Now, it is the writings of ordinary people on social networks that shape public opinion, which is clearly less lofty.
The success of the Kreutzian ideology, too, will depend less on whether the traditional media agrees and more on how commonly it is shared on social media.