Speak, Penis, Speak!
Although February is supposed to be Black History Month—anyone else notice it’s the shortest month of the year? I’m just saying…—at Penn, February may as well be called Vagina Appreciation Month.
Valentine’s Day, on the 14th, is a (stupid, ugly, fat, etc.) holiday aimed at elating (or depressing) the vagina-bearing half of the human race. Completely vagina-centric. And then there are The Vagina Monologues.
Each February, you walk down the Walk and are bombarded with flyers, posters, signs and about a 1,896 Penn girls all begging you—in a high-pitched squeal, of course—to “come watch The Vagina Monologues this Wednesday and Friday in Irvine!!!!!”
As much as I love “The Vagina Monologues,”—and the subsequent screaming of the word “VAGINA!!!!!” in my face as I wander toward Fisher-Bennett—if I were a penis, (or a Penn boy who had one) I’d feel pretty left out. Why do vaginas always get all the attention? Why do people assume they are the only genitals with something say? Penises long to be heard too, though they are easily distracted by conflicting desires to be touched, licked and stuck in people. Read more…








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