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Raleigh. I feel like slut is used in a more negat—at least on a college campus, it’s like— Xxxxxxx:—Yeah-- Interviewer:—Ok— Raleigh:—being promiscuous. Xxxxxxx, in group #4, did mention that slut could be mentioned among friends, but Xxxxxxx continually said sloot instead of slut. Sloot is said among friends, and always considered to be a joke (e.g. “You’re such a sloot”, etc.). #4 Xxxxxxx: [...] when I’m joking about being a sloot or whatever, it’s always in a joking context. Like my friend, just an example, one time I was wearing, it was cold outside, and I was wearing this tank with a cardigan, the tank was kind of see through and I was wearing a nude colored bra. So it didn’t look like I was wearing a bra or whatever. She was like, oh my god, you’re such a sloot, why are you wearing that, it’s cold outside? Further, slut was spoken by use in terms of Greek community involvement more so than bitch. However, it was often explained that the use was likely attributed to the environment and not the community in of itself. Xxxxxxx, who is in a sorority herself, explained that that they may use it, but Raleigh explained that such use in Greek communities was primarily founded in stereotypes. #3 Xxxxxxx: Oh, bitch, yeah. [laughs] Interviewer: What would be the context? Xxxxxxx: Probably negative. Negative about somebody else. Xxxxxxx: I feel like they use slut more though— Xxxxxxx: That too— Xxxxxxx:--Yeah, they use slut more.
Raleigh. But also, the stereotypical view of Greek life is that it’s very sexually promiscuous, there’s people competing with like trying to be in relationships with people, not necessarily relationships— Xxxxxxx and Xxxxx shared similar comments. Xxxxxxx perceived the entire Greek community as a trend in of itself, something that offered an outlet to college students. The Greek community was conducive to letting loose, creating a casual and fun environment.
