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42J October 25, 2012 at 2:57 pm Me: But here is the thing, the sex pozzies of the third wave want to be objectified. The old curmudgeon types of the Catharine McKinnon? radical feminist mold were howling about objectification. These young things believe they are empowered by their choice to be sex objects.

I’m very confused by this. Back in the day, feminism was synomous with prudishness and feminists were often suspected of being lesbians. Feminism fell of my radar after college until I stumbled into Jezebel. Imagine my surprise!

Obviously, something happened in the intervening years, but I’m not sure what is was.

43Ted D October 25, 2012 at 3:02 pm J – Just for you:

Don’t laugh! (OK laugh all you want LOL)

Note that this pic was taken just before I cut my hair and went “legit”. also note that at this time I was on my way to a pique weight of over 385. (I honestly don’t know how heavy I got because I didn’t have access to a scale that went high enough. I should have pulled over on the Turnpike and used a truck scale. :P )

Like I said, big and scary.

44pvw October 25, 2012 at 3:09 pm J: I’m very confused by this. Back in the day, feminism was synomous with prudishness and feminists were often suspected of being lesbians. Feminism fell of my radar after college until I stumbled into Jezebel. Imagine my surprise!

Obviously, something happened in the intervening years, but I’m not sure what is was.

Me: Younger women rejecting the feminism of some of their elders, which was seen as prudish, ie., anti-sex, setting forth women as victims of men and male sexuality (C. McKinnon?). They felt this way in particular because the anti-sex attitude fit in with the mindset of the conservative right bent on curtailing women’s reproductive freedom. They wanted to see sex as empowering, but without addressing the differences and the inequalities in the sexual realm, they miss the lessons of their elders, ie., C. McK.