Bk Pushing BJs on Teen Girls?

The copy at the bottom of the ad reads: “Fill your desire for something long, juicy and flame-grilled with the NEW BK SUPER SEVEN INCHER,” it says. “Yearn for more after you taste the mind-blowing burger that comes with a single beef patty, topped with American cheese, crispy onions and the A1 Thick and Hearty Steak Sauce.”

  C’mon BK! You can sell your products without having to sell the idea of a blow job!

We wonder why our teen daughters, some 12 and 13 years old, feel the need to drop to their knees for a guy. The “blow me” message is everywhere; in lyrics, movies, books, and now, in ads for fast foods. 

Sure, some people will think  the ad is funny; no harm no foul. But when you work with teens day in and day out, the humor fades all to fast. The increase in violent crimes committed by girls is up. Teen pregnancies are up. Online bulling by girls is up. Sexual aggression by girls is up. Put frankly,  the going down message is helping make the negative behaviors go up statistically in our girls. Promoting blow jobs doesn’t help promote “honor the girl” It exploits the girl.

Parents, you HAVE to talk to your daughters about the media messages they see. It’s like we are in an arms race of sexuality. At the velocity we are at now, where do we end up? Where do we want our girls to end up? These types of messages don’t help promote our girls to grow up to be strong, educated, achieving women.

I’d like BK to stop the ad and write an apology. I’d like parents to boycott buying their food until they show girls more respect.

All best,

Dr. Jenn

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