Doog0AD said:
People still bring up Freudian psychology in 2012?
Look, guys, I don't mind bringing psychology up in an argument, but could you at least use a source that isn't 80+ years old? Freud's psychological theories are largely anachronistic today, especially when it comes to sex.
All psychology isn't Freudian.
Some might say this is nitpicky, but that's not strictly true.
The implication of what you said is that there is no psychology that is Freudian, a better way of phrasing it might be "Not all Psychology is Freudian" or "Psychology isn't all Freudian".
Anyway, back to the topic at hand. I agree that slut shaming is a thing and it's a bad thing, but I think there are aspects that are going largely ignored, and I think those aspects are pretty intrinsically linked to the whole virgin shaming thing too.
See, I don't know about you, but most of the guys I've seen who espouse the "key fits many locks, master key!" Kind of philosophy with a straight face are stereotypical examples of what I'd call a douchebag. As a result of this, instead of the respect and adoration of their peers that some people seem to think they get, outside of their own circle of (likely also quite douchebaggy) friends, they're usually looked upon with some scorn. Linking it back to "slut shaming", I think what you'll find is that lots of girls who have sex with loads of guys also fit a certain stereotype, you know what I'm thinking, underachiever, enough foundation to successfully cover their entire body on one cheek? These factors are going to colour someones judgement of a girl regardless of who she's had sex with, but the association of that kind of girl with being particularly promiscuous is one that in my opinion at least makes a bit more sense of the idea of "slut shaming". (Which is
not the same as saying I agree with it)