Banned

I missed posting that the week of September 25 was banned book week.

So here’s a list of books that were challenged to be banned. And of course the reasons why.

 

1) “And Tango Makes Three,” by Justin Richardson/Peter Parnell

Reasons: Anti-Ethnic, Sexism, Homosexuality, Anti-Family,

Religious Viewpoint, Unsuited to Age Group

 

2) The Chocolate War,” by Robert Cormier

Reasons: Sexually Explicit, Offensive Language,

Violence

 

3) “Olive’s Ocean,” by Kevin Henkes

Reasons: Sexually Explicit and Offensive Language

 

4) “The Golden Compass,” by Philip Pullman

Reasons:  Religious Viewpoint

 

5) “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” by Mark Twain

Reasons:  Racism

 

6) “The Color Purple,” by Alice Walker

Reasons: Homosexuality, Sexually Explicit, Offensive

Language

 

7) “TTYL,” by Lauren Myracle

Reasons: Sexually Explicit, Offensive Language, Unsuited to Age Group

 

) “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings,” by Maya Angelou

Reasons:  Sexually Explicit

 

9) “It’s Perfectly Normal,” by Robie Harris

Reasons:  Sex Education, Sexually Explicit

 

10) “The Perks of Being A Wallflower,” by Stephen Chbosky

Reasons:  Homosexuality, Sexually Explicit, Offensive

Language, Unsuited to Age Group

 

For more information on book challenges and censorship, visit the ALA Office of Intellectual Freedom’s Banned Books Web site at www.ala.org/bbooks.

 

Until next time Perverts

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Devaint

While drinking a Corona and making a puff pastry piazza I started thinking about myself. I had been tying up boys and girls and having my way with them, since I became sexual active. My guy at the time called me a sexual sadist. I remember letting him know right there and then that it was the tying up and hitting him that I got off on. The sex was just a benefit, like when you go to Macy’s and you get a free gift with purchase. When I was in my 20s I made two life changing decision. 1) I would never be ashamed of what I liked sexually and 2) I would not apologize for liking it.

 

This brings me to what I really want to write about. There’s some discussion on axe’s blog about him not finding what he wants in a relationship.  It dawned on me why is the focus on him? He’s fine, and makes no apologies for it. It’s really the women that are missing out on something good. He obviously doesn’t have a problem meeting women. But the women are passing on him, which says more about them. With the way all women bemoan at times about finding a great guy, it kills me that they can’t find it in them to have the kind of guy axe is.

 

Every girl drinks the cool aide they are given from their mother. Find a guy who treats you like a Queen. You would think with all the imagines of dominance displayed by women in the media and advertising, young women might think its okay to display this as their personality, if it is in their personality?

 

http://ldyraven.wordpress.com/the-theatre/

 

http://unspeakableaxe.com/?tag=found-femdom

 

Even across the pond they are getting their shit together, to a degree.

 

 http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1821863,00.html?iid=sphere-inline-sidebar

 

So, while thinking about myself and some others I know, I’ve come up with this:

If you haven’t experimented with your “deviant” urges while young, you may live a life of quite despair, until you’re much older a few kids and marriages later only to find that. Yep, you guessed it, maybe what you thought was “deviant,” not normal or just plain weird was not so deviant after all.

 

Until next time Perverts