Did you really break out the dictionary on this sunject?
It doesn’t matter. I’m very comfortable with my definitions and I will do my best to make my definitions the universal standards throughout our society.
Have you ever noticed there isn’t a corresponding word for ‘slut’ as it relates to men? Men and women can both be promiscuous, but for some reason society has to throw the ‘slut’ word around to give a negative connotation to female promiscuity. Why isn’t ‘promiscuous’ an adequate enough term to describe a very sexual woman? It is for a man.
Again, the word ‘slut’ should only be used when discussing a woman who sleeps with a man that she really doesn’t want to sleep with. In other words, she’s holding her knows and doing the dude because she’s expecting some benefit in return.
By the way, Many famous actresses probably slept with some fat, out-of-shape, balding 50 year old movie executives simply to get their careers going. They didn’t do it because they wanted to get it on. They only did it for a movie part and eventual fame. This, to me.....is a classic case of a woman being a ‘slut.’ Many Hollywood ‘sluts’ look back on their activities from their younger days and try to tell us that they were raped.......#metoo. Sorry ladies....Not so.....you were being a slut. Put your big girl panties on and just admit it.
On the other hand, some woman who like to have sex with a lot of different guys....not a slut. That’s just being promiscuous.
This closes my commentary on this subject.
That's not a slut. That's a prostitute.
Words mean things. Your problem is that you don't know what they mean. Your "definitions" are wrong.
Just because you justify slutty behavior doesn’t make it anything eise