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I don't think "slut shaming" is a big deal or is worth putting much effort into stopping. CMV

I think people should be able to sleep with who ever they want as long as both partners are of age and consent to said sexual activity. However, if you choose to participate in these activity you need to be an adult about it and accept whatever consequence comes with it.

Continuing in that vein, the recent movement about "anti-slut shaming" and subsequent "slut walks" just cause me to sigh and roll my eyes. Yes, there are double standards regarding women and their sexuality , but there are double standards for male sexuality as well. No one talks or cares about "virgin shaming" for men (which exists, would the movie "The 40 year old virgin" have existed if it was a female protagonist?). I realize it's anecdotal, but I am a male who lost my virginity as soon as I could to the first girl who would take it because I was told my whole life if i was a virgin past 18 I was a worthless failure. Many other young men I know feel the same.

I acknowledge the double standard is unfair but I just can't bring myself to care on any level that would cause me to take action against it. I am all on board for women's rights- reproductive rights, equal pay, equal treatment and safety. This just seems like first world feminism to me.

I consider myself a liberal, open minded person. So please, CMV and open my eyes to why you think this is an important issue.
gpt
Using your logic it seems like "slut shaming" could be substituted for anything that people get bullied for. 

Why do you believe that harassing other common bully targets (homosexuals, transgender, obese, etc.) is unacceptable while harassing people with a larger than average number of sexual partners is OK? 

Couldn't we use your logic to say that homosexuals should realize that their orientation may cause people to harass them and they should "be an adult about it"? 

Wouldn't "being an adult" mean not harassing someone for their life choices?