October 24, 2008

McSluts

ru888644_xl.jpgWhen I was a kid Halloween was a holiday where kids went house to house collecting booty for their subsequent candy induced comas. Now Halloween seems to have become the holiday when teenage and adult girls show their booties?

The slutty Halloween costume has become so popular in fact that many costume outlets actually market their adult lines of costumes as "slutty Halloween costumes."

I remember the thrill of getting into the character of one of the members of Kiss or Darth Vador or a scary bloody monster. The dressing up was cool but playing the character was even cooler. It was a chance to step out of your normal everyday skin and play the role of a person or character that you dreamed of being and couldn't be for one reason or another.

If this is still the fun of Halloween then we apparently have many females in our society who, for whatever reason, spend much of the year dreaming of being slutty and finally, when given the chance on Halloween, they make their dreams come true.

Seriously though, I don't really believe this to be the case. I think it is more a lack of creativity and taking the easy route to getting attention. It takes some skill to come up with a good costume and even more to play a convincing role in that costume for an evening. Done well, it will garner the costumed individual adornment and attention. Rather than work at the success of a really creative costume, it is easier for many females to garner the same adornment and attention via a push-up bra and short skirt. An additional benefit for the slutty costumed female is that all this attention comes from a slobbering, one track minded opposite sex.

In and of itself I like the slutty costume every once in a while as does any red-blooded heterosexual male. It has just become so commonplace and predictable that it has lost its luster. Every year Athens, our home town, hosts one of the largest Halloween parties in the country. Imagine yourself living in a place that is besieged by thousands of slutty-Mcslut-sluts every year. A man can go from mild excitement to discomfort to soreness on the back of the neck from repeated smacks from his wife for wandering eyes. Finally you just wish to never see another slutty cop, nurse or referee again.

Worse yet, I have two daughters. The thought of them slutting up for a Halloween in the future leaves me wanting to cry.

Posted by chris keesey at October 24, 2008 02:22 PM
Comments

Every year why must we celebrate a Pagan holiday?
For the eye candy of course!

Posted by: seth at October 24, 2008 03:26 PM

The Athens Halloween orgy is even worse than you describe, actually.

Posted by: Rodak at October 26, 2008 09:12 AM

remember the thrill of getting into the character of one of the members of Kiss or Darth Vador or a scary bloody monster.

Your words, Keez. Kind of a double standard. Kiss - the definition of over the top indulgence. Darth - (ok, not much to say there). Scary bloody monster? Micheal Meyers? Jason? I'll take the slutty ref any day. But I get it. Frances insists on being a Princess this year - sigh... I was pushing for the fisherman outfit. Princess it is...

Posted by: Eric at October 26, 2008 08:45 PM

you know, after I read my comments, I'd like to take them back. You are right. whatever happened to "The Hobo" costume? That's what I had to be every year. My dad would burn the end of a cork, rub it on my face (not hot - my dad is a good man), and make me put on his grubby work clothes. I used to cry because he made us wear that. I'm gonna call my dad right now and thank him for that - for real...

Posted by: Eric at October 26, 2008 08:52 PM

Yeah sure, Kiss was over the top but we didn't dress up like Gene Simmons with our testicles hanging out of our pants.

Posted by: keesey at October 26, 2008 08:57 PM

You didn't? ok. Happy Halloween.

Posted by: Eric at October 26, 2008 10:10 PM

I went as Paul Stanley when I was 8 or 9,, my brother was Gene ,, what a pair,,,, The hobo costume with the cork,,also came into play later years..

Posted by: seth at October 27, 2008 02:08 PM
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