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on being bored enough to talk about teenaged russian lesbians portrayed by geeky college freshmen on the internet

It’s after 10 o’clock on a Wednesday. I have finished my evening Body by Maverick workout (I am now working at approximately 9% genetic freak operational capacity). Birds of Prey has been cancelled. So frankly I don’t have a whole lot to do with myself. So I figured it was long past time I amused myself with another installment of 1000 words of free flowing hostility. This is where I randomly vent on something that is bothering me, or maybe not even bothering me so much as something that is on my mind. Sometimes I’m even interesting enough that other people are amused by me, so feel free to follow along. Fair warning: I have no real point here. I’m just going to randomly toss out some thoughts that are tangentially related in chaos that is my mind.

The other day mamarayne mentioned some girl she met in a chat room. I tried to explain that there weren’t actually any girls on the Internet. That they are all in actuality lonely, geeky, college guys who couldn’t get laid and somehow satisfied some base homo-erotic need by adopting the persona of a seventeen-year-old, 5’6, slutty, blonde girl with double-D cup breasts, and yet she only weighs in at 107lbs, oh yes, and she swings both ways and flirting with whatever other idiot lonely, geeky, college guy who wasn’t inventive enough to adopt a nubile teenage nymphet alter-ego.

Or at least that’s the way it’s supposed to be. That’s the way it was when I was a kid. IRC, where the men are men and so are the women. That’s the way god intended it. That’s the way it always was. And We Liked It! We Loved It! We liked it fine!

It’s different now. These days it turns out that if you see someone online with the screen name teenslut69xxx and she says she’s a 15-year-old who’s into older men, well, there is a very real possibility that’s exactly who she is. How the hell did that happen?

Some people like to blame the media. A coworker of mine actually tried to preach to me about how evil Britney Spears was because she claimed to be a Christian, which she obviously wasn’t because she’s a slut, blatantly flaunting her sexuality on display. How dare she? She has a responsibility to the teen girls across America, and its people like her that cause us to have such a teen pregnancy problem.

You know who I blame teen pregnancy on? TEENS. Ok, birth control isn’t perfect. Sometimes, accidents happen. But most people who get pregnant at seventeen get there because they were too stupid to use protection. And you know what, people were having sex at seventeen 20 years ago too. And 40. And 60. You know why? Because sex is fun. People like to do things that are fun.

If anything Britney has taught teens that its stupid to lie about it. Back in the old days, if you were a “good girl” you hid your sexuality. It was unbefitting of a young lady. Only you were expected to be married by the time you were 25. And if you weren’t well, it certainly wasn’t appropriate for an old maid like you to be walking around in short skirts.

Let’s face it. If you’re sixteen to twenty-one year old girl (or boy) you’re pretty much at the pinnacle. You’re never going to look better than you do right now. This is it kids, its all down hill from here. So if you have it flaunt it. No reason to hold back. And I think that “the kids” get it today. I think that “the kids” look better now than they did back in my day. They’re healthier. They’re more fit. They’re sexier. One walk through the mall will confirm that. jameel and I have had discussions about how it bovine growth hormones taking effect and creating a race of superhumans. Well, that may or may not be, but who knows what you’re going to look like in ten years. If you look good now, then there is absolutely no reason to not take advantage of that.

People like to blame everything on the media. It’s the media’s fault I feel fat. It’s the media’s fault I think my chest is too small. It’s the media’s fault I think my nose is too big. Bullshit. The one thing I learned in all those lovely LCS classes is that art and media are a reflection of society. Yes, there is a continuous circle. A cultural artifact will ultimately inform and sculpt the culture, but art is just as much a reflection of society as it is a cause, if not more. Why do we put thin women with huge breasts on the cover of magazines? Because we think they’re hot. Why do we make jewelry out of gold? Because we think its pretty. It has nothing to do with it being rare. There’s all kinds of rare stuff out there that we don’t make wedding rings out of.

Its only when society comes to accept something as natural that the media really embraces it. We don’t blame interracial marriages on Kirk kissing Uhura. I remember a few years ago, there was this huge media blitz about the “lesbianism” on Party of Five, when Neve Campbell kissed Olivia d’Abo. It was a simple more or less innocent, end of a first date kind of kiss, and the show never took it any further than that. But it was a huge deal. Now, casual lesbianism is acceptable enough that Willow and Kennedy can make out on screen for two minutes on Buffy, and they can make jokes about no one even noticing. My pop band obsession of the moment, t.A.T.u is only barely measuring on the controversy richter scale, and only because they are all but shouting at the top of their lungs: “look we’re underage girls, we’re naked and making out on stage, we’re sexy teen-lesbians engaged in hot lesbian actions. We are corrupting your youth! Fear us!” If it had been a couple of boys, there’d be public outrage. Too soon, I guess.

What happened? How did we get here? There are hot cheerleaders on the net! Where did we go wrong? Was it the media? Did Mike Wallace make little Cindy’s tits grow and teach her to start flirting with 20-year-old guys? No. I think we got to the point where the net became accepted. Back in my day, using a computer made me a geek. Now, the cool kids are doing it.

The sad thing is, now that there really are seventeen-year-old, 5’6, slutty, blonde girls with double-D cup breasts, and only weigh 107lbs, swinging both ways, loins burning with desire, where are the lonely, geeky college guys to capitalize on it.

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10 comments for “on being bored enough to talk about teenaged russian lesbians portrayed by geeky college freshmen on the internet

  1. March 5, 2003 at 11:24 pm

    Speak your mind Son! Can I take credit (blame) for you being so outspoken? I knew those LCS teachers didn’t know crapola when they expressed discontent over your expressiveness. I just love it when you speak your mind. Power to the People! Long Live the Revolution! Oh sorry, I have these flashbacks sometimes…the 60’s and 70’s were rather traumatic…post traumatic stress syndrome and all…I’ll just be going now.

    1. mav
      March 6, 2003 at 4:29 am

      I actually didn’t get your comment at first. Then I thought about it. I never until just now realized that Lorain City Schools and Literary and Cultural Studies shared the same acronym.

    2. March 6, 2003 at 6:14 am

      Dude, you’re Mav’s mom? Hah! You’re son is a nut! 🙂

  2. March 6, 2003 at 3:27 am

    You know, once upon a time I was a 5’8″, 135lb, 38-27-39, blonde hair, brown eyed, 19 year old female on the net. This was in ’92.

    Ok, yes, I capitalized on it a lot. 🙂

    (This is not to detract from your beautiful rant, btw, just trying to prove that some of us existed.)

    1. mav
      March 6, 2003 at 4:34 am

      exceptions only serve to proove my rule. Actually, I knew lots of women who were actually on the ‘net back then. But, there was a time where if random samples of user bios in some circles were to be believed, 17-year-old bisexual set kittens with playmate figures were like 75% of the earth’s populace.

      1. March 6, 2003 at 5:32 am

        but..but…

        …we can dream, can’t we?

        bah. I completely agree with you. my sister got pregnant at 19 becuase “we don’t like condoms”. I could still smack her for that. the fact that my neice is adorable and bright only kinda makes up for the stupidity.

  3. March 6, 2003 at 6:13 am

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    I used to work in 4 area middle schools on a research project. I would go into the computer lab and see these 6th graders (6th Freakin’ Grade) AIMing with userid’s like “hotteenslut69” and “hornybabe2000” and shit like that. It totally weirded me out. It’s no wonder there are all these news stories about men picking up 13 year olds on the ‘net. Jesus Christ, don’t these kids parents have any control over what they are doing? Granted, they were doing these things at school (I did make them NOT aim during class time), but I hope and pray that I’ll have enough control over my kid so that they have a nice, normal AIM userid (like maybe SatanIsMyMaster2005 or DieAnimalKillers or something). I don’t really want to promote monitoring your kids every email or anything, but Yikes!

    Also, I don’t think that 16 is necessarily the pinacle of a person’s attractiveness. Hormones! Acne! Greasy hair! When I was 16, I had 2 outfits. The jeans and a russell sweatshirt (in navy, forrest, or mulbery) and the khakis and idenditical cableknit sweaters (in navy, taupe, or forrest) outfit. (No, seriously, I had 3 pairs of identical jeans, 3 pairs of identical khakis and the aforementioned sweaters and sweatshirts. It was weird.) Now, I wear short skirts! I wear a smaller size! I have much nicer hair! I have no real skin problems! I’m totally hotter than I was at 16. A lot of that is cultural, but I don’t like to see people thinking that they’ve got no chance at bikini hotness.

  4. March 6, 2003 at 9:24 am

    Dude, I look much better now than I did at nineteen. Hell, I didn’t even break 200 pounds until the summer of ’91. I was a twig until I bulked up 😉

    He’s right about the mall, folks. The fourteen-year olds sure has hell didn’t look like that when I was fourteen….

    1. March 6, 2003 at 9:58 am

      maybe you’re just a Dirty Old Man now, and didn’t notice them back then.

      1. March 6, 2003 at 10:53 am

        I’m not a Dirty Old Man; I don’t have all the prerequisites yet. I’m still a Lecher. In any case, my high school yearbook provides photographic evidence that they just didn’t look like that Back In The Day™.

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