Comments on: The War on Terr’r Part 2: She’s Such a Slut!

By: Nine Deuce

Nine Deuce — Tue, 20 May 2008 23:03:09 +0000

I’m not quite sure what he’s talking about, and I suspect he’s not either.

By: C

Tue, 20 May 2008 21:28:16 +0000

What the fuck is that guy “konservo” talking about? He needs to get off his pedestal, anyways another great post! I’m in high school now, and from reading this post it made me think that high school now is a lot better than when you went to school. I’m not a part of those groups of superficial people and even though there are groups of girls like that who just absolutely hate their lives, you can tell, I’m not shunned or shamed for choosing not to be like that. Mind you, I’m never going to get as many boyfriends as them which is the only possible reason for why I think they put themselves in those shallow situations. But I’m really happy in high school, none of that catty girl bullshit.

By: syndicalist702

syndicalist702 — Tue, 20 May 2008 20:45:30 +0000

It’s a damn shame that women can be the biggest misogynists. I can cite a few examples.

By: Konservo

Konservo — Tue, 20 May 2008 20:25:22 +0000

Given this clear proposal for state sanctioned terrorism, namely:

To mandate a sex strike by women in the state of Colorado on January 1, 2009, in support of United States combat troops.

I was wondering if the proper course of action is going to be a pre-emptive strike against the terroristic proposal. How dare this man presume to use women as pawns, terrorizing female citizens of Colorado with restrictions on what they may or may not do with their own bodies (note, men may still have sex with each other, women may not). I suppose, that they "ought to tell those boys to fuck right off," and, accordingly, Lysistrata (though, fictional) who is frequently held up as a feminist icon, is, according to your definition, a terrorist who turned "terroristic behavior loose on other girls." In fact, she is guilty of treason, right?

By: Windstorm

Windstorm — Tue, 20 May 2008 19:42:58 +0000

Yes, we need to get to the root of this by teaching young girls what’s actually going on.

Though maaanny years have passed since I was 12, I still remember exactly what you’re describing, as if it were yesterday.

I remember as a kid buying into the patriarchy as if my life depended on it; being in awe of the “popular” girls, and being absolutely terrified (TERRIFIED) of being disliked by a boy, any boy. In retrospect, I was a shell of a person as a kid.

I’m just grateful now to be an adult, to be “free,” or working towards freedom, and to have a grasp on what’s really going on.

Thank you for this fabulous series of posts. I love your site!

By: chlorophyll

chlorophyll — Tue, 20 May 2008 18:46:53 +0000

Oh god, I was totally the new girl in 8th grade that all the cool girls loved to call a slut behind my back. I was smart, not terribly slutty, but still “managed” to “snag” a popular boyfriend. I was certainly gossiped about and ostracized, and even that popular boy in all his pot-induced stupidity was able to observe that the girls didn’t like me because they saw me as a threat. It didn’t help that whenever a popular girl would say snide things about me when I walked down the hall, I would respond with a direct “fuck you.” It definitely made me grow up with an intense fear, hatred, and mistrust of most girls, especially since my own mother was a feminine terrorist of the wost kind: the unfulfilled housewife kind!

Unfulfilled women: the worst kind of person to be around. They will pander to the men and boys but viciously work to try and bring another female with potential down. It definitely blurs the way that I view the world.