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If You Feel The Need to State You’re An Adult, Chances Are You Aren’t

Aug 20, 2010
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I recently had the displeasure of stumbling across a website which made me grimace in disgust—and believe me I do not say this lightly.

As with every new website I stumble upon, I immediately read over the About Me section to get a general idea of the author and to see if we have any of the same interests. What I found lead to this post, here’s why.

The about me page started out as most typically do, with a name, the age of the owner and so on an so far. It went on further to detail some of the issues the author had with their body image, the author’s taste in music, and the video games the author enjoys playing.

Seemingly harmless right? Wrong.

Here’s where it starts to get annoyingly obvious that the author is trying too hard to be cool.

I am a spoiled brat, I can admit it. We didn’t have much money growing up but I still always got what I wanted. I am everyone’s favorite, they just can’t admit it. (: I give Andrew attitude when he doesn’t buy me things like cigarettes or coffee, I know it’s not fair.

So wait, let me get this straight—you’re a spoiled brat, you know this and you’re PROUD of it? Can someone please tell me what the fuck is wrong with that picture and more so, why the fuck anyone would put up with that shit—particularly Andrew1 who clearly needs to grow some balls and put the bitch in her place.

Oh and wait! It gets even better!

I talk about sex a lot. My boyfriend and I make perverted jokes constantly. I am what they call a nympho. I am ready to go at anytime. I like porn, I prefer girl-on-girl but I watch guy-girl too. I don’t get it nearly as often as I would like it, so I’ll probably complain about it a lot. I have been with a girl. I am experimental, I’ll try anything once. Twice if I like it. I like rough kinky sex. I LOVEEE giving blowjobs. My boyfriend’s pet name for me is “Slut”. I don’t mind. I mention this because I will probably talk about it a lot. I am an adult, what did you expect?

Okay, admittedly there is a portion in my about page in which I divulge my love for sex and my sexual preference, however that is merely a forewarning to my readers that the topic of sex will inevitably come up on my blog and to not be alarmed if it does.

I do not however feel the need to advertise that I LOVEEE giving blowjobs, that I have been with a girl, or that I am a nympho and am ready to go anytime. Nor do I feel the need to state that I love rough kinky sex or that my husband’s pet name for me is SLUT2 and that since I am an adult, you should expect it3.

I am familiar with this tactic, because I have seen it countless times over the net and loosely4 translated it says, “HI, LOOK AT ME! GIVE ME ATTENTION NOW.”

Newsflash, adults do not do that or feel the need to. Adults do not feel the need to advertise their preferences, what they love to do and how they like their sex because at some point we all realized the need to call attention to yourself is pathetic, tired, and old. She might as well have just put her phone number down while she was at it because believe me I got the picture and so did that 40 something year old pervert who just bookmarked your website for future reference.

Oh wait, I guess she got what she wanted. Mission accomplished, you are so effin’ cool.

Not.

1. Her boyfriend.
2. No, my husband does not call me slut. He actually has respect for me.
3. I wasn’t aware adults did this. Were you?
4. Pun definitely intended.

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Kristen
Aug 20, 2010

The people that try too hard are the ones who annoy me the most. Being, uh, “up front” about certain things doesn’t make you cool. It doesn’t make you an adult. In fact, it makes people take a second look at you… and not in the way you wanted. Nope, that second look doesn’t say “OMG! I totally want to be her friend!”. It says “Wow. Teenager trying to get attention. In a bad way.” and it makes people PITY you. Not respect you. In any way. And 19? Nine. TEEN. Teenager. Legally an adult. Still a teenager. Aww. You’re so cute.

I laughed my ass off that you wrote this, BTW. I love you. <3

nimil
Aug 20, 2010

reading that about me, without really looking at age, i immediately thought this person is immature and underage. they want to be thought of as “cool” and probably accepted by some clique which will ultimately be their undoing…

people like this person make me very disappointed in our next generation. i bet she’s also one of those people who likes to tweet that they are drunk every other day.

Keeshia
Aug 20, 2010

I have no qualms about public admitting my nymphomania. I really am a borderline sex addict. But to say to the world that the man in my life calls me slut as a pet name is really not okay. If I knew this chick IRL I’d have to start calling her slut just to point it out constantly, though she’d probably think that was cute too.

All and all, reading this made me *facepalm*

Damita
Aug 20, 2010

Personally I would not be that open on the internet about my sex life and when is the nickname slut a loving nickname… wtf.. I just sigh…

I really really don’t need to know about someone’s sex life like that…

Angel
Aug 20, 2010

@Keeshia: Well I know that about you because we talk on a personal level, but would you go out of your way to talk about what you enjoy in bed, how many and who you’ve been with? I don’t think you would because you know it’s not necessary. I have no problems with being public about admitting nymphomania (I’m one myself), but when it gets to the point where you feel the NEED to go into explicit detail about it? Especially as distastefully as it was done? No go, in my opinion– because adults value class, more specifically know how to talk about such topics without the underlying “I’m screaming for attention” and clearly that wasn’t the case here. *facepalm*

Angie
Aug 20, 2010

@nimil: I agree with you completely.

And this blog entry made me LOL. I’m a private person so you won’t catch me doing anything like that, but I don’t mind it if some people are upfront about that sort of thing TO A CERTAIN EXTENT! She definitely crosses the line. I know in a lot of cases teenagers (in my opinion just because she’s over 18, she is NOT an adult) who talk so openly about their sex life are typically ones that AREN’T having sex. It’s mostly for show or to fit in. However, there are exceptions.

Spencer
Aug 21, 2010

…those excerpts are disgusting and disturbing. I’m sorry you fell victim to seeing a site in such distress.

“I’m 24 years old, the Janice Dickinson of the WWW” LOL <3

Sarah
Aug 22, 2010

Trying too hard, like you said. It actually made me cringe, haha. I was actually going to say that you’ll have to share the site address with me, but then that’ll be increasing the sites hits, and ultimately her getting what she was after – attention.

Nicola
Aug 22, 2010

It’s a shame that people feel the need to say things like that about themselves to make them feel noticed. Then again, at the same time, I feel little sympathy.

I think that the internet is a very big place and being too open and detailed is often going to come back and bite you in the ass at some point – especially if the subject is sex. Often, a lot of readers won’t care to know about your sex life unless it’s in passing, unless they know you personally and are aware that it is something you talk openly about, or if it is in their interest too (i.e. a sex toy review). I think that divulging the information that you gave in that example/quote there, that would be going a little over the line by my standards.

Nat Marie
Aug 22, 2010

*facepalm*

Many know that I admit a lot of sexual things in my blog. That’s fine. But there’s a line that you do not cross. Not only did this one cross it, but she fell right over it >.<

Nicole
Aug 22, 2010

I guess I’m just at that age of “being an adult” (lol) where writing on a website that you love giving head is not acceptable. Someone loves the attention, no?

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