It should not be acceptable for a woman to be promiscuous

Thank you for accepting my challenge, I hope it's an enlightening debate.To clarify what i am debating against, I will introduce an unofficial but popular term that describes my case perfectly: "Slut shaming" is defined as the act of making a woman feel guilty or inferior for engaging in sexual behaviors that violate traditional expectations. [1] Observe:In its declaration of sexual rights, the World Health Organization (the public health branch of the United Nations) states:Sexual rights embrace human rights that are already recognized in national laws, international human rights documents and other consensus documents. These include the right of all persons, free of coercion, discrimination and violence, to:the highest attainable standard of health in relation to sexuality, including access to sexual and reproductive health care services;seek, receive and impart information in relation to sexuality;sexuality education;respect for bodily integrity;choice of partner;decide to be sexually active or not;consensual sexual relations;consensual marriage;decide whether or not, and when to have children; andpursue a satisfying, safe and pleasurable sexual life. [2].Let us examine some particular points, like "right to decide to be sexually active or not", "right to consensual sexual relations", and the "right to pursue a satisfying safe and pleasurable sexual life". The declaration grants every human being, including women, the right to live a sex life as they desire, as long as it does not violate other people's rights. This means that if a woman finds it sexually satifying and pleasurable to lead a promiscous life style, she should be allowed to do so without any form of discrimination or social disproval, for she is only excerting the sexual rights mentioned above.Please note that I am not advocating for a society that encourages promiscuity, less one that promotes unprotected sex or other unsafe sexual practices. I am in favor of sex education (in fact, the delcaration states that as a right). My debate only rises from the common conception that a promiscuity in women is something rejectable and that deserves social criticism (whereas promiscuity in men is usually admired and even encouraged.) Virgin praising is yet another factor that contributes to this culture. It is usually desirable for a woman to be a virgin, and virgins are well seen by society. Why should a woman who choses to have sex automatically be relegated to a lower social category? Why should sexually active men prefer virgins over sexually active women? It is unfair, and should not be accepted under any circumstance.This phenomenum causes many social illnesses, like rape culture, victim blaming, sexual bullying and objectification, based on the belief that a woman who choses to live an active sex life is not worthy of respect, and just represents a source of pleasure for men. Not only are women judged on their sex lives, but also on the clothes they wear, the places they visit, or the partners they engage with. This constitutes an essential violation of human rights, for no person should be discrimintaed on the basis of gender [3]. Women should be allowed to chose how they dress, what places to visit and how many times they have sex without being frowned upon or objectified. Girls should not be taught to be chaste and careful just to avoid rape, instead, men should be thought rape is as unthinkable as cannibalism, and not justified in any way by a girls appearence or behavior. Women should not be told to dress conservative in order to "get respect", respect should be inherent, and men should be expected to respect any woman, regardless of her looks.Sources:[1] http://en.wikipedia.org...[2] http://www.un.org...[3] http://www.upsettingrapeculture.com...