By: Emma T. Wat
We've always crusaded for the rights and liberties of homosexuals
of both genders. They should have the same rights, respect and
treatment as anybody else. In spite of that, we can't help but
notice how miserable and nasty some (but not all) lesbians seem
to be.
There were a pair of lesbian guards at the Huntingdon state prison in Central Pennsylvania. Both of them were pleasant persons. They treated the men decently and expressed no overt hostility. By contract, lesbians in some other Pennsylvania prisons are very different, females with ugly psyches. By way of example, there's a dyke we'll call "East" employed in one of Pennsylvania's smaller, more repressive state prisons. East is a deeply miserable person who gives the impression of being VERY unhappy. Perhaps she's had a horrible life, or maybe she's in pain. She's not attractive and may have been discriminated against by school mates. East behaves as if she simply hates herself and everyone else. Frankly, where a woman wants to cram her tongue or diddle her digits is purely her own affair. We don't care and wonder why anyone else would give sexual preference a second thought. In East's case, however, the question is not so much a sexual mystery as one of her deplorable conduct as a guard. The dyke is a nasty, aggressive woman with serious personality and temper abnormalities. She expresses an abiding hostility toward the male prisoners and is always acutely aware of their potential sexuality. She seems really terrified of being exposed to male genitals. It may not be terror. She may be hostile toward and resentful of male genitals. She frequently comments to the men how they must conceal themselves - which, of course, they're already doing. It's possible that East is such an aggressive bitch because she's got the personality of a prison guard. Most guards are extremely offensive. There are a lot of women in the world - more than half the population! Why is it that so many of the lesbians are so miserable and nasty? Why do so many lesbians express such animosity toward men? It's a particularly acute problem when the dyke is a prison guard. Prisoners are already being groomed, educated and trained to be "better" criminals. Prison is the very costly university of crime ($32,000 tuition a year). Where nasty dykes are added to the mix, men develop an unnatural hostility toward women. Sometimes they express that antipathy when they are released. It may be useful for certain lesbian prison guards, such as East, to receive therapy. The treatment shouldn't aim to tamper with the dyke's sexual orientation, but with her aggressive nastiness. Arrogant nastiness is more than unattractive. It provokes resentment.
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