Sunday, January 25, 2009

'Member The Virgin?

Remember not too long ago when the virginity discussion kicked off a bunch of debate? Well, XX Factor over at Slate, God Bless Them, has a follow up.

Apparently the young lady wrote an essay explaining herself:
This all started long before September. In fact, it started in college, where my eyes were opened by my Women’s Studies professors and fellow classmates. I came to understand the role of "woman" spanning culture and time. At the university level, I was given permission to think differently and form a moral code of my own design. College opened my eyes.


XX Factor:
Until today, this sexual spectacle's onlookers have been attempting to discern where Dylan is coming from, personally and politically, but her essay makes it more than clear that her pseudo-feminist blathering is little more than a misguided attempt to conceal her mind-boggling idiocy.


Her essay is just logical enough that I am saddened Women's Studies so mindfucked her.

5 comments:

Dance said...

I feel bad for anyone who happens to really be named Natalie Dylan. I hope she checked that name before picking it.

arethusa said...

I took a women's studies class or two in college, briefly considering majoring. "Mindfucking" doesn't even begin to describe what goes on in those departments and their courses, but it's probably the closest English gets.

Sometimes I think I turned to Classics on the rebound. In which case, I made the right choice.

C.S. Perry said...

Any woman who doesn't understand that the vagina is a commodity, and that the premium placed on an unused one is substantially higher, has yet to realize what makes the world go around.
And "Women Studies" was designed to spread meaningless propaganda refuting this irrevocable fact.

Linda said...

Wow. What a load of shit. Evolve already.

Andrew Stevens said...

Linda went a bit far there, but I must say while I was happy to take on Dance and Linda before to defend FLG's opinion which I agreed with, C.S. Perry is on his own on this one.

 
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