bullshitwonder:
OH MY GOD I AM LOLING SO HARD.
That’s me holding the I <3 Fornication sign.
My parents AND grandparents are proud of who I’ve become. As long as I’m safe, they encourage me to stand up for what I believe in. And they don’t care about my sex life. I showed my mom the sign and, although the topic made her uncomfortable, she laughed and wished me luck. She has never asked me to be someone I’m not. It’s called “love”… and it doesn’t go hand in hand with judgement and shame. Surprise!
Also, if a “responsible employer” is unwilling to hire me because I have sex, I’m not sure I want to be hired by said employer. I realized this was a risk beforehand, but I will not mold or compromise myself for a job that requires I be something I’m not. Period.
I’m going to disregard the gross and hilarious “what I would do’s” because… no.
The boys weren’t gathering because it wasn’t an advertisement. It was a statement. I was saying: there is nothing wrong with any kind of consenting sex. Like I’ve said before, I strongly believe that an open dialogue will help remove the taboo surrounding female sexuality. I’ve been in a committed relationship for nearly a year and he is the only person I sleep with. However, had I been single and had the right boy “sauntered” along… (after lots of getting to know said boy first) who knows. I’m a human being and there’s no shame in that.
Also, I don’t plan on having children anytime soon (if ever), and I will never be someone’s wife. As a woman, that is not my purpose. Shockingly enough.
I thought the sign was funny. I thought it was clear what I was saying. Eh. Sex has become such a calm, normal topic for me. Sometimes I forget people still shit themselves over it.
YES!!!!
Reblogged from patheos.com
November 11th, 2011
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#sexular alliance
#YES