Addiction is being destigmatized, help and education made more accessible.
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The legalization of recreational marijuana has largely destigmatized the substance.
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Millennials have also destigmatized taboo topics like financial and mental health.
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In the 1960s, feminism and the advent of the birth control pill destigmatized premarital sex.
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Describing opioids as a "gift from nature," he said that they needed to be destigmatized.
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In the past, we've seen taboo subjects destigmatized when more people began to talk about them.
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They're coming at us during an era when sequels are supposed to be destigmatized, and even exciting.
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Gamified apps, by contrast, make treatment seem engaging, portable, destigmatized, prescriptionless, and cheap, if not totally free.
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The scare factor has mostly been taken away for me, and I genuinely believe STDs should be destigmatized.
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She writes about teen sexuality with insight and zero shame — and, in this book, presents a destigmatized view of abortion.
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At the same time, it destigmatized online dating and alarmed some people into believing that we'd all become corrupted, terrible people.
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"The more that people talk about menstruation as a natural bodily function the more it will be destigmatized," Deo goes on.
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Therapy… err… executive coaching is finally becoming destigmatized as entrepreneurs and their teams realize that everyone can't be crushing it all the time.
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But he would like to live in a world where pedophilia is destigmatized to the extent that he can get help without risk.
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" As the Wall Street Journal reported, Portenoy has referred to opioids as a"gift from nature" that needs to be destigmatized, due to "opiophobia.
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They say menstruation needs to be destigmatized in society, and men and women alike need to be educated about the potential dangers of the tradition.
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Even though it feels like depression and therapy are in the process of being destigmatized, there's still a lot of work to do before it's widely accepted.
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The world of sex toys has never been more inviting, inclusive, and destigmatized than right now, offering new possibilities for women and other marginalized identities to explore their sexualities.
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Thousands of Labour campaigners, enthused by the Corbyn leadership, engaged in doorstep discussions that destigmatized migrants by shifting blame for people's hardships onto a more deserving target: the government.
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Thanks to livestreaming being destigmatized, all of wrestling has benefited, with countless promotions having their own subscription services or jumping onto larger services and/or internet pay-per-view (IPPV) platforms.
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I have long advocated that Alzheimer's should be more prominent in movies and TV so that it can be destigmatized and humanized in the same way that cancer and HIV/AIDS have been.
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"One issue with the non-online dating comparison group is that given how normalized and destigmatized online dating has become for this age group, it's unusual not to participate in online dating," Professor Lundquist said.
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The asexuality one is particularly disheartening; After introducing the rare destigmatized asexual character, Sex Education feeds us a cursory explainer and then sends her on her merry way, magically immune to peer pressure, further confusion, or the pros and cons of coming out.
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Well, we now live in a world where, thanks to social media and the internet, financial information, as well as our personal relationships with money, have become so democratized and destigmatized that anyone can write about an individual success and pass themselves off as a financial expert.
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Some sex-positive feminists believe that women and men can have positive experiences as sex workers and that where it is illegal, prostitution should be decriminalized. They argue that prostitution is not necessarily bad for women if prostitutes are treated with respect and if the professions within sex work are destigmatized. Other sex-positive feminists hold a range of views on prostitution, with widely varying views on prostitution as it relates to class, race, human trafficking, and many other issues. Sex-positive feminists generally agree that prostitutes themselves should not be criminalized or penalized.
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Gillian Robespierre wrote and directed Obvious Child, which was based on a short film she made in 2009. Obvious Child originated as a short film of the same name about an unemployed woman who decides to terminate her pregnancy resulting from a one-night stand, which was written by Gillian Robespierre, Anna Bean and Karen Maine. Robespierre said that the story was spawned from her frustration with what she perceived as a "misrepresentation of women on screen when it came to unplanned pregnancy", in films such as Juno (2007), Knocked Up (2007) and Waitress (2007). Robespierre, Bean and Maine, feeling "disenchanted with the representation of young women's experience with becoming pregnant", wanted to make a film that destigmatized an abortion by featuring a woman who terminates a pregnancy without regretting her decision.
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