Gone are the days of simple bed sheet ghost costumes. In today’s society, Halloween is becoming more of a sexual repression release. It’s becoming a reason for normally modest women to dress more risque, and walk around with their four year-old. “Slut-o-ween,” by Liz Emrich, goes in depth on her opinion on the inappropriate sexualization of Halloween.
Emrich sets her stance by stating that she’s “never understood it,” and that she’s “perfectly happy to flaunt what she’s got – to a point.” Emrich then goes on to explain she, “thinks it's rather funny the way many of the women she knows who would not be caught dead showing up in anything that even breathed a hint of cleavage during the rest of the year will gladly don an up-to-their skirt and
Emrich sets her stance by stating that she’s “never understood it,” and that she’s “perfectly happy to flaunt what she’s got – to a point.” Emrich then goes on to explain she, “thinks it's rather funny the way many of the women she knows who would not be caught dead showing up in anything that even breathed a hint of cleavage during the rest of the year will gladly don an up-to-their skirt and