Anonymous wrote:I slut shame women who are sexier than I am.
Anonymous wrote:Wake up. There is a lot of male slut shaming going on now, too. Men don't get the pass they once did for being "players."Anonymous wrote:
Which explains nothing about why boys don't face anything nearly like the same social opprobrium for having sex. They can get STDS, emotionally attached, be used for sex, and - if they get someone pregnant - be responsible for the child. So, given the difference between how males are treated versus females - while those concerns may be your actual reasons - they are bullshit pretexts if they are being offered as reasons why slut-shaming is a thing society-wide.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because the girl being "shamed" is not yet mature enough to fully understand the consequences of her actions
Those consequences primarily being that religious assholes will shame them.
Nope. Pregnancy,STD's, emotional baggage, being used for only sex etc.
Wake up. There is a lot of male slut shaming going on now, too. Men don't get the pass they once did for being "players."Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because the girl being "shamed" is not yet mature enough to fully understand the consequences of her actions
Those consequences primarily being that religious assholes will shame them.
Nope. Pregnancy,STD's, emotional baggage, being used for only sex etc.
It's not your life and the consequences are not yours to deal with, so MYOB. Nobody cares what you think.
My daughters = my responsibility![]()
Which explains nothing about why boys don't face anything nearly like the same social opprobrium for having sex. They can get STDS, emotionally attached, be used for sex, and - if they get someone pregnant - be responsible for the child. So, given the difference between how males are treated versus females - while those concerns may be your actual reasons - they are bullshit pretexts if they are being offered as reasons why slut-shaming is a thing society-wide.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because the girl being "shamed" is not yet mature enough to fully understand the consequences of her actions
Those consequences primarily being that religious assholes will shame them.
Nope. Pregnancy,STD's, emotional baggage, being used for only sex etc.
It's not your life and the consequences are not yours to deal with, so MYOB. Nobody cares what you think.
My daughters = my responsibility![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because the girl being "shamed" is not yet mature enough to fully understand the consequences of her actions
Those consequences primarily being that religious assholes will shame them.
Nope. Pregnancy,STD's, emotional baggage, being used for only sex etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because the girl being "shamed" is not yet mature enough to fully understand the consequences of her actions
Those consequences primarily being that religious assholes will shame them.
Nope. Pregnancy,STD's, emotional baggage, being used for only sex etc.
It's not your life and the consequences are not yours to deal with, so MYOB. Nobody cares what you think.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because the girl being "shamed" is not yet mature enough to fully understand the consequences of her actions
Those consequences primarily being that religious assholes will shame them.
Nope. Pregnancy,STD's, emotional baggage, being used for only sex etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because the girl being "shamed" is not yet mature enough to fully understand the consequences of her actions
Those consequences primarily being that religious assholes will shame them.
Anonymous wrote:Because the girl being "shamed" is not yet mature enough to fully understand the consequences of her actions
Anonymous wrote:#1. Agree with people who said if it's a friend who keeps hooking up and then getting upset. I don't think that's slut-shaming though, that is just saying "Maybe you should use common sense."
#2. If people are taking risky behavior (not using protection for both STDs and pregnancy), that gets some judgment from me.
#3. If there are kids in the mix and they see the revolving door of boyfriends/casual dates, I judge big time. Do what you want on weekends you don't have kids, but keep the kids out of it. And frankly, a lot of women bury their head in the sand - you think your 12 year old daughter doesn't see you spending 2 hours a night on Tinder? You think your son doesn't see what's going on when you drop him at Grandma's every Friday night? When people put their booty calls ahead of their children, I am VERY judgmental.
So basically, be safe, don't expose your kids to it, and don't complain about the consequences - and I've got no problem with it.