dont get sick of me please

hello again from me
i bet those who read this blog are wondering why is it only the same writer always
where my fellow ELIT peeps at?! *cue african american accent*
anyways thought i'd entertain u lot with another quote this time its from a song from Christina Aquilera's "Still Dirty" for those interested its form her Back to Basics album
what am i promoting her or something?
anyways back to the literarry part of it

"If i wanna be provocative that ain't a sin
Maybe you're not comfortable in your own skin".

one can look into these lines from the feminist criticism theory. what i think she's trying to say that there's nothing wrong being provocative and those condemning it are perhaps just too shy to be sexy or something. as long as u have more to offer than ur looks i suppose there's nothing wrong dressing provocatively. but whats misusing the concept is when u use ur looks and ur body to get what u want. when u let ur looks and body define who u are that is when u fall under the trap of objectification and being seen as a mere sex object with no opinions, thought, ideals or aspirations. it isnt' fair when women wear something provocative and are labeled as selling themselves in a sexual manner. as long as they are offering more than their bodies and are able to project themselves in an intelligent manner and let themselves be seen from who they are on the inside then it shouldnt matter what they're wearing on the outside. so we shouldnt stereotype a woman in a miniskirt as being a dimwit she perhaps could have the IQ higher than Einstein (alright a hyperbole lol)

so i suppose there's nothing wrong with potraying a sexual vibe but as long as u can supplement that with ur intelligence and wit and not let ur sexually define who u are 100%
thats all form me
any objections are most welcome
hope to see this blog alive and kickin'

-MugOfLiterature-