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It’s not a badge of honor and changing the generalized name of the peoples does not change the past, or the damage done… so really what is the point? Does it really hurt you that much, that someone called you a bad name – because if so, I’ll trade you my childhood. It was an insult, and some of them in fact, did earn the repute. Which I also really should not have to do.

It’s the same as calling someone a gypsy. Since usually unless cornered, she simply won’t. Promiscuous is a female that ties plenty of men to the IDEA that she will give them sex usually for favors of some sort like it’s a thing that can be bartered or is else dependant on gifting those favors directly, and has very little to do with her actually fulfilling that promise. Since it is Promiscuous that actually has the negative connotation, where slut is just a woman that actually enjoys and is willing to allow sex. Personally, I find any game with a female MC is basically just how long can you stay a virgin/rape simulator or a slut insinuator – wherein slut is also used incorrectly. So the argument that Fate (as a fixed concept that cannot be avoided) is not the same as Destiny (which is essentially a life’s path to get to that fixed point which has already been decided – thus is the same thing at the end argued semantically and most especially as to how much personal control we ever have as the concept of Manifest) is not as philosophical a take as the writer may have thought. Rather, Destiny, is the path which your Fate takes.

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