cymbidia
unrepentant pervert
- Joined
- Mar 8, 2001
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Some candy-ass is trolling Mistress right now, trying desperately to hurt her. The troll just tossed out the dirty, horrible, gasping offensive (7th grade) insult: you're a slut!
Well, i'm here to testify, guys, about sluttiness, about being a slut, about owning one's slut sexuality and being a far more powerful and sexually aware woman for it.
"Slut" is a word that jealous, catty, narrow-minded jackasses toss around in the hope that the word will hurt whomever they toss it at. Most of them are stuck at about a 7th or 8th grade level in emotional maturity to even use such word in any hope of doing any serious damage, but that's beside the point.
"Slut" as an insult has no power to hurt at all if one refuses to grant it power. It's just another word.
I'm a slut.
I've said it to my partners many, many, many times.
I've screamed it while i was cumming.
I've written it in letters and email.
I've whispered it in ears while we were in restaurants and driving from here to there.
I'm a slut.
I glory in the power over my sexuality that word gives me.
I find it really amusing to think that anyone could hurl that word at me and think to hurt me with it. They cannot hurt me because it's a word of power and strength for me, to me, about me. It's like the word "cunt". It's powerful. It's part of me. It's my word. You can't hurt me with my own word!
This lesson about the word "slut" and "tramp" and "cunt" and the like is one that all young women have to learn, and something we who've been around awhile have already learned.
Embrace your slutty side.
It's part of your sexuality, part of your power as a women.
Be strong and centered about this issue and refuse to allow anyone to hurt you with negatively-intended words. They're only words, after all, and words can do you no harm unless you allow harm to be done to you with respect to the words.
I am a slut.
Say it.
All together now...
Well, i'm here to testify, guys, about sluttiness, about being a slut, about owning one's slut sexuality and being a far more powerful and sexually aware woman for it.
"Slut" is a word that jealous, catty, narrow-minded jackasses toss around in the hope that the word will hurt whomever they toss it at. Most of them are stuck at about a 7th or 8th grade level in emotional maturity to even use such word in any hope of doing any serious damage, but that's beside the point.
"Slut" as an insult has no power to hurt at all if one refuses to grant it power. It's just another word.
I'm a slut.
I've said it to my partners many, many, many times.
I've screamed it while i was cumming.
I've written it in letters and email.
I've whispered it in ears while we were in restaurants and driving from here to there.
I'm a slut.
I glory in the power over my sexuality that word gives me.
I find it really amusing to think that anyone could hurl that word at me and think to hurt me with it. They cannot hurt me because it's a word of power and strength for me, to me, about me. It's like the word "cunt". It's powerful. It's part of me. It's my word. You can't hurt me with my own word!
This lesson about the word "slut" and "tramp" and "cunt" and the like is one that all young women have to learn, and something we who've been around awhile have already learned.
Embrace your slutty side.
It's part of your sexuality, part of your power as a women.
Be strong and centered about this issue and refuse to allow anyone to hurt you with negatively-intended words. They're only words, after all, and words can do you no harm unless you allow harm to be done to you with respect to the words.
I am a slut.
Say it.
All together now...
