U all are famous
What worries me is if names were mentioned in Bitch Magazine does that make the aforementioned "bitches"?

I've arrived!!!!

ThreadBare said:

Bravo! Let's have a toast!



Nice sig, btw.

"As a longtime Prince fan, and a feminist long before I understood what the word really meant, I've often been challenged by others as to how I could possibly support an artist many perceive as sex-obsessed and mysoginistic. It's good to hear that there are others who see the same pro-woman good in him -inconsistencies and all -that I do,"

"I don't see how anyone familiar with Prince's music could confuse him with a feminist. The first half of his career was spent objectifying women sexually and dressing them in next to nothing while having them act out his sexual fantasies. In more recent years, he has still constructed a world in which he exerts control over women -this time through religious instruction (given, of course, by him)."

"[The song] 'Strange Relationship' says it all: 'I didn't like the way you were, so I had to make you mine' Even if he is talking religion,...in the end the woman has to be what he thinks she should be."

meow85 said:

Prince isnt God, but sadly, he thinks he is.

union119 said:

Maybe not God, but he does seem to think he's actually a prince and not just named for one.

meow85 said:

Do u think maybe he has forgotten what it is to be "real"...to go down the store for his mamma and buy cigarettes and tampons?

I've arrived!!!!

ThreadBare said:

lol.....don't they need permission to quote u?

Graycap23 said:

I can sue!

ThreadBare said:

Now.....u have arrived.

OMG, KIDS! We've been mentioned in the letters page of Bitch magazine! And I was mentioned by name!

This is what was written as reader response to the article they featured on Prince in their last edition:

And what to say about Prince ("Prince and the Revolution" no. 40)? Apparently, plenty. "As a longtime Prince fan, and a feminist long before I understood what the word really meant, I've often been challenged by others as to how I could possibly support an artist many perceive as sex-obsessed and mysoginistic. It's good to hear that there are others who see the same pro-woman good in him -inconsistencies and all -that I do," emailed (me with my real name). And Jason Webber's article was front-page news at the online fan community prince.org, where a few serious Prince smitties took issue with the characterization of the man as a feminist. Wrote commentator ThreadBare: "I don't see how anyone familiar with Prince's music could confuse him with a feminist. The first half of his career was spent objectifying women sexually and dressing them in next to nothing while having them act out his sexual fantasies. In more recent years, he has still constructed a world in which he exerts control over women -this time through religious instruction (given, of course, by him)." And SteelyD opined "[The song] 'Strange Relationship' says it all: 'I didn't like the way you were, so I had to make you mine' Even if he is talking religion,...in the end the woman has to be what he thinks she should be." Others on the board kept their comments simple: "I like the illustration but it doesn't do justice 2 his amazing arse."

meow85 said:

i like 2 keep things simple..

meow85 said:

Do u think maybe he has forgotten what it is to be "real"...to go down the store for his mamma and buy cigarettes and tampons?

meow85 said:

i like 2 keep things simple..

OMG, KIDS! We've been mentioned in the letters page of Bitch magazine! And I was mentioned by name!

This is what was written as reader response to the article they featured on Prince in their last edition:

And what to say about Prince ("Prince and the Revolution" no. 40)? Apparently, plenty. "As a longtime Prince fan, and a feminist long before I understood what the word really meant, I've often been challenged by others as to how I could possibly support an artist many perceive as sex-obsessed and mysoginistic. It's good to hear that there are others who see the same pro-woman good in him -inconsistencies and all -that I do," emailed (me with my real name). And Jason Webber's article was front-page news at the online fan community prince.org, where a few serious Prince smitties took issue with the characterization of the man as a feminist. Wrote commentator ThreadBare: "I don't see how anyone familiar with Prince's music could confuse him with a feminist. The first half of his career was spent objectifying women sexually and dressing them in next to nothing while having them act out his sexual fantasies. In more recent years, he has still constructed a world in which he exerts control over women -this time through religious instruction (given, of course, by him)." And SteelyD opined "[The song] 'Strange Relationship' says it all: 'I didn't like the way you were, so I had to make you mine' Even if he is talking religion,...in the end the woman has to be what he thinks she should be." Others on the board kept their comments simple: "I like the illustration but it doesn't do justice 2 his amazing arse."

lottielooloo1968 said:

Was that last comment you? I don't remember.

meow85 said:

yes, but i had 2 check the old thread

Others on the board kept their comments simple: "I like the illustration but it doesn't do justice 2 his amazing arse."

How fucking embarassing.

Hope this person is ashamed of themselves, they now apparently sum up the fans who agree Prince is a feminist.

BTW, the concept of Prince being feminist?

!!!!!

lottielooloo1968 said:

Ure fixated on his butt