To the Girls of Harvard: Why You Shouldn’t Whore Yourself Out
Posted by Voice Vixen on April 13, 2010 at 9:23 pm
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“I settle for a new hookup each weekend since no guy here wants a relationship. FML”
I’m tired of it. There have been a countless number of FML’s submitted by girls at this college who echo the sentiments of the statement above. Here’s the scenario: girl wants a relationship. Girl assumes the best way to do so is to hook up with every dangly piece of manmeat available. Girl ends up getting hurt after realizing dangly piece of manmeat is only seeking dangly parts of girlflesh.

Aw yeah. Get some.
Ladies, I’ve been there before. My freshman year was one filled with sexcapades galore — some with the hopes of a relationship, others not
so much. All involved some form of alcohol. The best lesson I learned though is not to give in to the theory that having a hookup is the only path to having a relationship. While there are some exceptionally rare cases (I’m sure there out there somewhere, although I’ve yet to see one), it doesn’t happen. You may think that a guy is really into you because he’s like, totally feeling you up on the dancefloor and whispering sweet nothings into your ear. You may think that a guy is really into you because you guys had like, a totally awesome conversation in bed the morning after. And he even walked you home! What a fucking gentleman! So you wait for him to contact you for lunch or dinner or something. And wait. And wait some more. Nothing.
Are these guys assholes? No. They’re just guys. But more than that, they’re guys who got the wrong impression from you. Listen lady, if you’re willing to wear a skimpy little outfit to a sweaty dancefloor, leave with some dude, do the pantless dance, and then give him a nice kiss goodbye…he’s probably 1) not looking for a relationship and 2) probably thinks that you’re not looking for a relationship either.
“Be a total bitch.” This is the best advice a guy has ever given me. What was the question I asked him? It was basically, “How do I express interest in a relationship without being a total slut?” And he told me to be a bitch. Did you just meet a dude? Great. Is he trying to stick his tongue down your throat? Okay, fine. Is he trying to manhandle your ladyparts? STOP. Be a bitch. Tell him no. He’ll get the point. If a guy is really into you, he’ll take the time and effort to get to know you instead of jumping straight to the goods. If he isn’t looking for something like that, he just won’t call or text or Gchat or Facebook you or whatever it is people do these days to stay in touch with would-be partners. And you’ll know that you should move on.
What do you think?



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