I don’t have to admit that, because it’s not true. If women doing whatever they want with their bodies (be that showing them off or covering them up) isn’t feminism, then I don’t know what is.
Feminism degenerated in that weird shapeless notion that many people use to justify very arguable things as "it's just feminism mate, stop being oppressive". It's very hard to tell if someone is really supporting women rights or hiding behind it for personal interests, especially when money is at stake. At the end of the day you draw the line where you want, exposing yourself online for ad money doesn't rank very high on my scale, no matter the gender, and you'll be hard pressed to convince me it helps the women's cause.
> If women doing whatever they want ...
This is what 6 years old kids want, you're supposed to grow out of the "let me do whatever I want and never judge me" mentality. As soon as you willingly expose yourself online you give away your "don't judge me" card.
The analogy of this will be like someone who declares that he is the master of his own fate and has freedom to do whatever he wants. Then he proceeds to slave away in a dead-end job with non-existent autonomy.
Feminism (in this case) is being able to pose naked as a woman, in the same way you would be as a man and not being treated any differently for it. Case in point: Most people wouldn't suggest it's anti-masculism if a male was posing naked. So then don't do it with females. There you go, feminism.