How Does Hugh Marston Hefner Keep Someone Naked

It’s funny how a picture or image of someone naked can be considered obscene, perverted, or inappropriate, but the minute its labeled appropriately as art or adult content of some kind, everyone wants to see it. Hugh Marston Hefner, is well known for his publishing of Playboy Magazine. His erotic depictions of women, interviews with notable public figures, editorials, and cartoons brought the way people thought about sex back down to earth and greatly accelerated progressive thought. He was not just publishing naked pictures of women but promoting an entirely different lifestyle that became fantasy for the average heterosexual male. His success could be pinned on a lot of other things going on at the time of his first publication, like the studies of Dr.
Hugh sold all 53,991 copies within weeks. During this time a sexual revolution was in the works. People really had no idea about sex. People were curious. They needed to find out through work like this, they thirsted after it! It was still taboo however so the question was, how? Hugh took advantage of this phenomena and continued publishing his magazine and it still prints to this day. His magazine not only featured famous young models nude but interesting and compelling articles and interviews with famous interesting people like Malcom X, Muhammad Ali, Dr. Martian Luther King Jr., Fedel Castro, Jimmy Carter, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Steve Jobs, Donald Trump, Mike Tyson, the list goes on forever. In the 70s, a man could purchase this magazine out of curiosity and feel like it is a must have and subscribe. I grew up in the 80s. My father was gay and I am sure people wondered if I would “turn out” the same way. I remember that my grandpa would babysit me sometimes and I loved going to his house. The reason was simple. He had stacks on stacks of playboy, and penthouse magazines. It isn’t like he allowed us to look at the