The long-time critic, first time caller, has finally bowed to her greatness: 

So I went to the Laura Sessions Stepp meet-and-greet at Politics and Prose yesterday. Perhaps there was a bit too much hype. I’ve been getting e-mails from people asking me what I had in store for her. Well, I had no interest in being banned from Politics and Prose and it’s hard to nail someone (in the Colbert sense, not the Unhooked sense) who has the podium. So when Wonkette said that “this Q&A is not to be missed,” I cringed a little. LSS was asked two dozen questions and only two of them could be considered negative.Naturally, I was one of those two.

I refuse to pay for a recording of LSS talking, so, here’s the gist of my question:

“You’ve referred to women as the traditional “sexual gatekeepers” who traditionally have the role of regulating teenage sexuality. Since you also claim that human beings need to learn how to properly love, are you arguing that a woman’s role in a relationship is to be nothing more than to be loving? How is this role different from previous roles that women have had and shed such as the submissive homemaker?”

That’s not a terrible question, is it? Of course I got no answer other than that she is only focused on women and how they’re hurt by hooking up. She would never dream of speaking for men. Her husband would never forgive her! (The audience totally LOL’ed.)