| Title: | Prostitot Awareness and Prevention |
| Topics: | and, awareness, facebook, group, prevention, protitot, rave, slutty, taliesiin |
| Date: | 2010-08-11 @ 16:36 |
| Security: | public |
| Location: | United States, Washington, Lynnwood |
| Music: | A. Skillz and Krafty Kuts |
| Mood: | annoyed |
I know that the Facebook group Prostitot Awareness and Prevention is extremely popular, as is prostitot hate in general, and I find it disgusting.
There's little I've witnessed in the rave scene that's more disrespectful and outright hateful than gets directed at young girls who dress scantily at raves. I don't know why people think they have the right to suggest that a girl doesn't have the right to wear whatever she pleases just because she hasn't hit the magical 18, let alone persecute her for doing so. This is especially revolting coming from a culture that proclaims to accept everyone.
Prostiot Awareness and Prevention itself has many pictures posted up that are of girls who are >clearly< 18+ sheerly to ridicule them for dressing how they damn well please. Which leads me to wonder if the group is there to discourage young girls from light dressing, or to make sure all women have their stomachs covered at all times. The creator of the group claims that girls who are 18+ have a responsibility to dress conservatively at all ages parties as an example for younger girls, but may dress as they please at 18+ parties. To me this is a moot point in a few ways:
1. 18+ girls shouldn't be expected to play big sister to every -17 out there
2. The creator clearly does NO research on the girls in the photographs, (Not even knowing their actual age) so they could very well be at a 21+ party.
I've never gotten dressed with the intention of looking good to strangers, and I doubt most girls do either. No girl gets dressed with thinking "I'm going to be a huge whore tonight!" (Excepting actual whores, of course) When a girl puts nothing but tape on her nipples she isn't thinking about how hot everyone is going to think she looks. She just saw a picture of someone else with taped nipples and thought it was a cool and unique style that she wanted to try. There are a lot of -good- reasons why girls dress the way they do, the biggest one being that it gets damn hot. I've only worn pants on three occasions (in my meager 2 years of partying) and I was just as hideously uncomfortable each time. A lot of girls see raves as an opportunity to dress freely where they couldn't in normal society, and some of the younger girls just think that that's how everyone is supposed to dress. (I know at my first party I actually felt awkward for being so covered up in comparison to those around me.)
Girls are going to wear whatever they feel most comfortable in, and if that bothers you move to the middle east.