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In reply to the discussion: ‘Plus-Sized’ College Student Claims Discrimination at Bar [View all]TorchTheWitch
(11,065 posts)It's dancing. You do realize that women dancing as entertainment can be all kinds of things other than sexual. How interesting that when men dance for entertainment of others it's art, athleticism, strength, expression, etc. but when women dance well it just can't possibly be anything but displaying their sexuality.
This taboo of women being sexual as a commodity or all the things men are sexual for without anyone batting an eye is about as misogynist as it gets. Why NOT sell your sexuality or actual physical sex if you want to? It's pretty much the only thing that women have the control in the man/woman dynamic, yet while men treat sex and their own sexuality however the hell they want to whether a necessary bodily function, for entertainment, amusement, a commodity and just because they haven't got anything better to do, and yes, even the holy sacrament that is the ONLY thing women are permitted when it comes to our own sexuality, and if we treat it the same way men do for themselves we're somehow being exploited and too stupid to know it, damaging other women when it's no one else's damn business how we individually use our own sexuality, and we're always shamed and disgraced for it and mostly by other women. Just why the hell is that? It's just more dictating to women what they aren't permitted concerning their own sexuality that men have always been permitted. There isn't anything more misogynist than that.