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"What's wrong!? Did I hurt your whore feelings?"

—Audrey to Kyanna, HuniePop

"About a month ago [July 2015], I wrote an essay about being a feminist and also liking it when men come on my face. No surprise: I got bashed by online haters. They were mostly men calling me a "slut," "whore," and other degrading terms — and for what? I was simply being open about my sexual desires.
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I am not a slut, a whore, a skank, or whatever you want to call me to put me down. I have sex when I feel a connection with someone and there is an attraction between us. This is not something I will feel bad about. I am a sexual, empowered woman, and that is totally fine with me."

—Mary Stampolous, Don't Call Me a Slut Because I Like Sex (Cosmopolitan)

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-{{quote|''"What's ''wrong?'' Did I hurt your '''whore''' feelings?"''|'''[[Alpha Bitch|Audrey]]''' to [[Glamorous Single Mother|Kyanna]], ''[[HuniePop]]''}}
+{{quote|''"What's ''wrong!?'' Did I hurt your '''whore''' feelings?"''|'''[[Alpha Bitch|Audrey]]''' to [[Glamorous Single Mother|Kyanna]], ''[[HuniePop]]''}}
 {{quote|''"About a month ago [July 2015], I wrote an essay about being a feminist and also liking it when men [http://www.cosmopolitan.com/sex-love/a43563/im-a-feminist-but-i-like-when-he-comes-on-my-face/ come on my face]. No surprise: I got bashed by online haters. They were mostly men calling me a "slut," "whore," and other degrading terms — and for what? I was simply being open about my sexual desires.