One sixteen-year-old girl to the other on the 281 bus last week:
‘I can’t believe that you’d rather be thought of as frigid than a slag.’
I don’t honestly know whether that makes me want to laugh or cry.
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December 12, 2008
Overheard on the bus.com
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I think, rather than try to change the lingo of the times (which is rather communistic and controlling for so many reasons), the shorter path probably lies in people being aware of semantics and their potential fallacies. Homosexuality became negative before the name Gaylord was marred. Language is culture, and you cannot change language first. It ALWAYS follows culture.
I do really like the article though. And I was not aware of Guardian's Life & Style section! It has a lot of interesting pieces!
Posted by: AzureWolf | December 12, 2008 at 05:01 PM