Those trying to confuse young women’s sexuality are on the prowl again.

The Vagina Monologues are a play written by lesbian Eve Ensler, typically thrown on college campuses and other venues around the nation. On The O'Reilly Factor tonight (January 14, 2003), Bill reported that The Vagina Monologues are now being shown at Amherst High School in Massachusetts.

Those who sponsor and throw the play always insist the play is meant to combat violence against women. Right. That’s why they never lurk in places where victims of violence might be or put any of their intellectual efforts into solving the issue, but rather host sexually perverse plays targeted at young (read: impressionable) college females and now – high school females.

Anyone who has some evil agenda never comes out and gives their agenda in the open. Instead they hide behind the veil of some sacred person or issue that no one can touch. Feminists hide behind probably one of the most politically protected issues and groups of people: female victims of violence. They have learned how to exploit American compassion, hiding behind such issues, thus allowing them to spread their sick, twisted, malignant narcissism on to the rest of society.

The monologues in the play are filled with utterly perverse ideas on female sexuality. Few adults really look at it and even understand what TVM are about or why they are appealing. It’s designed that way. It’s designed to make no sense and have no appeal to normal adults (thus, flying below their radar screen) but lots of appeal to young women, much like the film “Lost and Delirious.” I tried watching both The Vagina Monologues and Lost and Delirious, and had to stop halfway through both – I wanted to gouge my eyes out they were so boring. But such titillating and provocative topics as vaginas (TVM) and lesbianism (Lost and Delirious) have psychological appeal to young people, especially teenagers.

Let’s discuss what effect this play might have on your fifteen year-old daughter. Not only will she potentially watch this play; she might even star in it! Here are some of the fun topics she gets to deal with.

First of all, a bunch of women sitting around discussing vaginas for extended periods of time is pure, utter lesbianism. But it doesn’t just end there: glorifying pedophilic lesbian sex, describing brutal acts of rape, and equating heterosexuality and masculinity to violence are all other surefire ways to twist and manipulate your daughter’s sexuality.

“When you rape, beat, maim, mutilate, burn, bury, and terrorize women, you destroy the essential life energy on the planet. You force what is meant to be open, trusting, nurturing, creative, and alive to be bent, infertile, and broken.” - “Introduction”

“My vagina a live wet water village. They invaded it. Butchered it and burned it down. I do not touch now. Do not visit. I live someplace else now. I don’t know where that is.” - “My Vagina Was My Village”

Do me a favor. Mouth those quotes out to yourself, as if you take them seriously. Now imagine your daughter doing the same – and she will take it seriously.

When I first went to the play, my sophomore year in college, I walked in (late) to the play. I walked in on a scene of a woman describing how she was brutally raped by a man. I instantly got up and left – it made my stomach turn to listen to this kind of thing.

Other parts of the play include asking, “What would your vagina wear?” Won’t that make fun locker chat amongst your fifteen year-old daughter and her fellow male classmates!

This fact is also presented during the play: “Pregnant women are more likely to be the victims of homicide than to die of any other cause.” That’s right girls: don’t get pregnant, homicide is right around the corner!

And then there is the most controversial part of the play:

“She makes a vodka for herself and then . . . the pretty lady makes me a drink. . . . The alcohol has gone to my head and I’m loose and ready . . . as she gently and slowly lays me out on the bed. . . . She tells me to always know how to give myself pleasure so I’ll never need to rely on a man.” – “ The Little Coochi Snorcher That Could,” a 13 yr old girl describing how a 24 yr old woman raped her.

Knock knock to parents: you need to stop this play and these perverts from having access to your children.

Fifteen year-old girls should be blushing when around boys. Any talk of sex, even the simplest thing like holding a girl’s hand, should bring a rush of embarrassment, titillation, and excitement. Presenting girls with such issues as lesbianism, rape, and in-your-face perversity will stop that. Young people absorb the environment around them like a sponge. The heavy weight of The Vagina Monologues effectively crushes all mystery or intimacy regarding the opposite sex: it will leave these young girls as non-sensual, hardened, feminist-minded, thuggish creatures for the rest of their lives.

The plays high school students should watch and produce should be intellectually stimulating ones that deal with issues about life –moral issues. They would be like, oh I don’t know, The West Side Story – the play the school board rejected because of Hispanic “racism” instead choosing The Vagina Monologues. Why would the school board reject this play and accept The Vagina Monologues? They’re perverts; that’s why.

In The West Side Story the men are still men and the women are still women, and we can’t have that. Girls need a heavy dose of feminist indoctrination on them.

I’ll tell you exactly why the feminist establishment pushes The Vagina Monologues. Many young women come up to me and tell me they’re confused about their sexuality. (Bisexuality, apparently, is the rage in high school now.) They tell me they aren’t sure what it is about men they’re supposed to like. Women are prettier, they say, but they don’t know if they are sexually attracted to women. Of course it’s this way. After crushing male sexuality (read: masculinity), women are left sexually starved and confused. Even so, heterosexual women will still be repulsed by the idea of engaging in lesbian sex acts with another woman. That’s where The Vagina Monologues come in. The Vagina Monologues puts women in an environment obsessed with vaginas. It attempts to remove a (otherwise heterosexual) woman’s innate disgust for performing sex acts on another woman.

Throwing this play amongst high school students is morally repulsive. This is what moral relativism has landed us: a culture too blind and cowardly to stand up to corruption. If anything, one could get the school on discrimination: the play has nothing but female actors. Regardless, the parents of Amherst must be vocal; this perversity has no place in high school.