ChristyLeighStewart

I dreamt last night that I was watching a game show in which each contestant (all female) is shown a picture of a vagina and a pair of shoes and they had to say which one is more like them.  If they said vagina they got a pass but if they said shoes the camera would zoom into their feet and if the audience voted by a round of applause whether they were right or not; if not they lost for not admitting they were a twat.

The issue of disability and sexuality has been coming up a lot so I've had the chance to really think about where I stand on the issue of "devoteeism" (a sexual fetish toward people with physical disabilities.) I was recently asked what my opinion of this fetish was and I said: "Fetish doesn't have a bad connotation to me, I understand that it is a word used by people who are uncomfortable with someone expressing a sexuality different from theirs. An attraction toward one mutation (resulting in a disability) is no different from an attraction toward another mutation (resulting in blue eyes.)" The most popular argument against devoteeism is "

I've been asked a few times if I was a Suicide Girl before I even knew what one was.  Aside from the fact that Suicide Girls is a business organization and not a sub-culture, as it is often misinterpreted, there are innumerous reasons why they wouldn't have me. Suicidegirls.com quickly defines itself as: "SuicideGirls is a community that celebrates ALTERNATIVE BEAUTY and alternative culture from all over the world" and nearby they feature a negative review about them from the LA Times.  So far so great! Those are things I support but at a deeper look I hit a wall because by beauty they mean aesthetic beauty and by culture they mean pop cultu