It makes them happy, plus you don't have to talk.
haha, so true!
just pretend to be agreeable, and everything will be just fine.
It makes them happy, plus you don't have to talk.
Just depends on which circles you travel in. I know that in some circles, slut, bitch, and yes the censored c-word (v. similar in spelling to "aunt") are compliments. Does that mean all women and men see those words in a positive light? No. But those words and others, can be and are seen as positive words in some sub-cultures and social circles.
No. It's more a feminist reclaiming thing. In a similar vein to the GLBT community reclaiming "fairy", "fag", "queer", etc and the black community reclaiming "ni**a".Could it possibly be just a Bay Area thing? Save for one person, no one in any part of the globe I've been to outside of California have any idea that c*nt has any positive connotations.
Doh! My bad, iBlue. *hides under a rock**cough* iBlue is a mature woman.
Your friend needs a damn good shag by the sound of things![]()
No. It's more a feminist reclaiming thing. In a similar vein to the GLBT community reclaiming "fairy", "fag", "queer", etc and the black community reclaiming "ni**a".
I am disgusted by girls who dress slutty, and so is my girlfriend.
My girlfriend does not do it out of jealousy, and she is very attractive. She doesn't like girls dressing provocatively because they give men the opportunity to see them as sex objects. Although she is very attractive, she does not wear provocative clothing, she prefers suits and professional attire. She wants to be taken seriously when she talks to men, and not for them to be thinking "Mmmmmmm...... BOOBIES!"
I definitely see her point, and I support it.
And my tribe reclaiming geek and nerd as proud badges of honor. We're still trying to reclaim hacker, however.No. It's more a feminist reclaiming thing. In a similar vein to the GLBT community reclaiming "fairy", "fag", "queer", etc and the black community reclaiming "ni**a".
Keep your filthy analogies to yourself.We're all different raisins in the same big pudding.
How do you know? You're only 21.It's been subliminally drilled into my head that I should only have 1 sexual partner, I have and it's great... for me.
I just nod my head and smile when they say things like "that girl is so slutty." It makes them happy, plus you don't have to talk.
It's been subliminally drilled into my head that I should only have 1 sexual partner
I thought he meant one sexual partner for life (since he was talking about his family all getting married young and none of them divorced).I agree. It's bad form to have more than one sexual partner in a given night. Although sometimes you can push the gray area and have one in the morning and a different one in the evening.
It's been subliminally drilled into my head that I should only have 1 sexual partner..
I thought he meant one sexual partner for life (since he was talking about his family all getting married young and none of them divorced).
at a time? Beds can hold 3 people easy.![]()
Could it possibly be just a Bay Area thing? Save for one person, no one in any part of the globe I've been to outside of California have any idea that c*nt has any positive connotations.
You utter, utter clint. Now I feel better.Of course c*nt is a positive thing. It's raw. It shows intense animal desire.
You utter, utter clint. Now I feel better.![]()
Maybe she's more envious of the 'slutty' girl's confidence and sexual freedom...?That may be a small part of it. But it's probably due to her being more reserved in appearance. Although she is getting a nose job in a month and trying to constantly lose weight, I don't think she'd dress too revealing even if she had the body she wanted.
My girlfriend does not do it out of jealousy, and she is very attractive. She doesn't like girls dressing provocatively because they give men the opportunity to see them as sex objects. Although she is very attractive, she does not wear provocative clothing, she prefers suits and professional attire. She wants to be taken seriously when she talks to men, and not for them to be thinking "Mmmmmmm...... BOOBIES!"
Maybe she's more envious of the 'slutty' girl's confidence and sexual freedom...?
Or she could just be one of those types who thinks that her lifestyle choices are the only correct ones and everyone who makes different choices is wrong and bad.
I feel that this kind of mindset (that women must de-sexualize and de-feminize themselves in order to gain intellectual and social respect) is the backlash from earlier bra-burning type feminism. And it bothers me. Why haven't we progressed beyond this petty stuff?
Some women (such as myself) like to be seen as sex objects. I enjoy objectification. I also like to be taken seriously, and I think it's limiting to suggest that these are mutually exclusive. You can view someone as a sexual obect, as well as an interesting and intelligent person, or at least *I* can. It's not an either/or situation for me.
I personally don't think I'm being naive when I say looks can be overcome with confidence and personality. And if it can't, that person isn't worth the effort(if you're seeking a relationship).
I completely agree. Not to go down a tangent but I always hate hearing that porn is wrong because it objectifies women(not that it can't). I always ask, what about the men? Can't a woman enjoy porn as much as men? I met Nina Hartley and she gave an interesting perspective on it, stating that, in many respects, men are more objectified in porn than women(I'm just begging to get slammed-so to speak). It takes a certain kind of man, psychologically, to be able to perform in porn. A man, if he hates his counterpart, still has to get it up(so the successful ones are the most...can't find the word.), while the worst day for a woman, to use Hartley's words, "just means a bottle of lube."
By the way, I highly recommend her work.