sigelphoenix

You might remember that New York Times article I linked awhile back, about the usage of "slut." (Unfortunately, the article is no longer available for free; you have to be a paid member.) Here's a choice quote from it:

"'When I think of the word slut,' wrote Don Reisinger, a student doing accounting and law work in Albany, in an e-mail message, 'I think of a woman who has been around the block more times than my dad's Chevy. I might date a slut, but I certainly wouldn't marry one.'"

What is this man saying? Well, let's start with the obvious: he's saying that that a so-called "slut" wouldn't be good enough to marry him, due to her past sexual behavior. However, by saying that he would get married, he's assuming that he would be good enough to marry his future wife - despite his past sexual behavior of having sex with "sluts."

( Women are whores when it's convenient for him )