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| Tue, 06-15-2004 - 3:10pm |
A woman considered sexually promiscuous.
A woman prostitute.
A slovenly woman; a slattern
All negative, IMO.
I love and enjoy sex to it's fullest potential. Considering the fact that this is the twenty-first century, I think that it's about over due that we come up with a better associated word other than "slut" for a women who enjoys sex(particularly sex within a monogomous relationship). It's very offensive that women who enjoy sex are compared with a person who has little or no self-respect and who is most likely not respected by the men she's having sex with.
Additionally, not all women have to act like sluts(servicing men). I believe that a woman can be extremely sexy and sexual just by being themselves. Which may be the furthest thing from being slutty. It may be she has a sweet, natural, demeaner.
Edited 6/15/2004 4:19 pm ET ET by franciesfancy

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Nothing harmful about that.
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Leticia
My opinion is ..... it's a word, a slang word and it can be taken how ever you want it to be taken and depending on "how" it is used.
Edited 6/15/2004 5:22 pm ET ET by franciesfancy
I disagree. That has never been my experience, except in high school. That was the only time slut was ever really used negatively. As an adult, slut is completely different. It's just perception.
>>Let the NEW standard 'norm' terms connote positive nature not negative. Women have come out sexually, and it's no longer just the "whores" and the "sluts" who take the reins in good sex.<<
But it isn't negative for everyone. If you feel it is negative, then change things for yourself and let those around you know that you prefer it not used in your presence. That doesn't mean try and change the populous to fit your way of thinking.
>>Why not give the sluts something to aspire to, instead of the other way around. LOL<<
Why? If someone is happy with their life, why change it because of how you feel?
Leticia
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