the walk of shame. no shame here r. well, this is the hypocrisy of shaming. societally we want women available to men but not at women s terms. that s at the root. it s control. you get shamed whether or not you are vastly sexually available or are you not at all. if you close off. so where is the middle ground? where are you supposed to be as a woman? you are supposed to be sexually available when a man tells you to be. which is precisely what happened around the cosby accusers saying we didn t want to come out, we didn t want to say anything the power of the slut shaming, they were in circumstances of having not consented to sexual acttist. i was interested in the branding way she handled this. the slut walk, it sounds more like memorial walks. like who is this person?
sexual pleasure, slut gets used as a word to it s a narrative that gives men permission in anti-pleasure. it s the language that we did that says this is a woman that says you have permission to touch without her consent. so for me, you know, if you want to play with that word in private space around consenting sexual acttist. that itself your business, right? if slut works for you, then what i also don t want to do is a policing about it in a big sense and if you like this set of practices privately, you are problematic. look arc woman in control of her own sexuality is the dangerous patriarchy we have. she understands she owns her own body, she is di vesting for emergency if she s not doing the things they need them to do. itting a only ins that women