Who gave the word to my panties?

And with what it has cost to hear, that it is taken into account through a vote or that it is not discredited if said voice denounces an abuse, I refuse to be robbed.

But, above all, to take it no less than a garment, a thong.A thong, which, as far as I understand, does not speak (or at least, mine of the closet have never had the courtesy of giving me the "good morning" when I open the half sleepy drawer).

He escapes from my understanding that they give him a voice and not only a voice, in abstract, but a concrete voice that decides on the body of his carrier.

My thong does not say anything.Is silent there, in the crotch.Neither click or short, is only protecting my vagina, preventing bacteria from entering, which is, after all, the goal of underwear.

The lingerie piece does not send about me or my life, it is not responsible for what happens to me, it does not direct my actions, it does not control me.

If I carry tanga, I may take it for a thousand reasons, because I do not feel like wearing panties because they find it uncomfortable, because they were on the offer in the supermarket or because I simply like them and I want to take them.

That is why I refuse to think that, if it took us so many years in which our voice was heard, and that even when it is heard, it is questioned many times, now we lose it through a piece of cotton.

Because in no case is Tanga an invitation, an indirect one, an answer to not formulated questions (or formulated and that receive any response except for a clear and resounding "yes").

A thong is nothing, and still there are those who have dared to convert the object into the whole, the main reason that justifies that a woman has been raped and that, therefore, her aggressor is free of guilt because she had the ''Blessing 'of a thong.

That, according to these people, carrying a thong justifies that a woman is forced because the garment equals a consent never expressed, not only reduces our will and word to nothing giving weight to an inert textile material, but also giving it ameaning that, in no case, we have put.

Once again the problem is not panties, thong, culotte or who takes them.The problem is those who see in them a personality or a desire, and also those who, after a crime, embarrass and judge the victim instead of pointing out the aggressor.

Because the reality is, regardless of what is being put on, at the time when you are forced to maintain sexual relations, for the simple fact of doing it against the will of another person, there is no longer consent.And that's what should be condemned.

Duchess DosLabios.

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