This post was submitted by Meistergedanken

Recently, commenter Broadsword made what I considered an insightful observation linking women, homosexuality and narcissism:

Broadsword April 7, 2010 at 11:35

“…When it comes down to it women know that a homosexual relationship with a woman facilitates their innate narcissistic tendencies. It’s why most of them secretly want to be with a woman. Feminists certainly know this, since homosexuality and narcissism are the foundations of feminists’ lifestyle and personality. Which is why it should not be assumed that if men pull out of American University that it will make much difference to women. This is what feminists and women want, no men in the way to stop feminists indoctrinating women, and no men around to date which will enable women to indulge in the their latent homosexual desires.”

As it so happens, by strange coincidence a MSM article a few hours later presented a scenario that nicely featured all the elements he mentioned in a nice, tidy, thoroughly revolting package. I had been warily watching this story unfold from afar for several weeks, and was wondering if its conclusion would be reported…

So along with abortions, it would appear that prom attendance is now also a constitutional right:

By SHELIA BYRD, Associated Press Writer

JACKSON, Miss. – Senior prom fell far short of the rite of passage Constance McMillen was hoping for when she began a legal battle to challenge a ban on same-sex dates.

The 18-year-old lesbian student said Tuesday she was one of only seven students to show up at a private event chaperoned by school officials last Friday night. She said the rest of her peers went to another private event where she wasn’t invited.

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The ACLU sent a demand letter to Superintendent Teresa McNeece in February, saying the rules against same-sex prom dates and girls wearing tuxedos violated McMillen’s constitutional rights. The district responded by withdrawing its sponsorship and canceling the April 2 event.

In an apparent compromise, school district officials said parents would organize a private event with school chaperones that McMillen could attend, tuxedo and all.

McMillen didn’t take her girlfriend because the girl’s parents wouldn’t let her go to the event. McMillen escorted another female instead. She did, however, wear a black tuxedo with a blue green vest. But when she, her date and a friend showed up at Fulton Country Club, only four other people were there. She left after half an hour…

So let’s see what we’ve got here:

A woman’s hurt feelings? Check!

Ironclad state of victimhood due to “civil rights violations”? Check!

Trying to force your peers and other people to condone your deliberately non-conformist choices and bend over backwards to accommodate your every amoral whim? Check!

Abusing the court system to bully a school district or other entity that has neither the money nor patience to properly give you the legal thrashing you so richly deserve? Check!

I imagine the next logical step will be her filing a lawsuit to force all her classmates to sign her yearbook at the end of the year! After all, we don’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings, do we?

There is nothing worse to a narcissist then being forced to confront the fact that reality does not adjust to be in line with her desires, and that other people are not mere props, but sentient beings with beliefs and opinions that often conflict with one’s own. Sadly, as Ms. McMillen is only 18, she potentially has several more decades of misery to inflict upon the general populace.

This is the general progression of the path to feminist and homosexual dominance, fulfilled through lies and deceit, and enabled by its agents and sympathizers in the realms of education, the arts, politics and journalism: desensitization to indifference, indifference to tolerance, tolerance to acceptance, acceptance to preference, preference to ideal. We are entering the final stages because we have been on autopilot for too long. In the meantime, we can at least heap some contempt upon the woman who sparked this whole sordid affair. Go on, I know you want to…