This may have been mentioned before in another thread.

http://www.sapphireplace.com/stories/slimv.html

Sapphireplace.com also says it's a site for transgender stories.

All SlimVirgin's stories have summaries for not only transgender stories, but every one of them are have pedophilia as the main plot element.

SlimVirgin has written many transgender stories involving pedophilia. Very strange......

Read the comments, too. Things like "I must say that is a great story--despite how unrealistic (and somewhat sick) some of the content is."


Google finds more: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Slimv+transgender

Why do you think that its the same Slim V?

Anybody think they have the exceptionally well-honed linguistic analytic skills necessary to compare them?

I happen to think that my linguistic analytic skills are as exceptionally well-honed as the next fellow's, and in my opinion, it ain't the same SlimVirgin.

"13-year-old Jimmy gets caught dressing in his mother's clothes and smoking her cigarettes. Is he a big girl now?"

I have to go vomit now.

This Slim V (note the space - not Slimv) is clearly osessed with smoking so the name probably comes from Virginia Slims.

Who is to say that SlimVirgin on Wikipedia didn't get her name from Virginia Slims too? It still has SlimVirgin in it...

That then suggests that its one of those names that you get when you look around the room for something and then there you go.

I believe it has been established that SlimVirgin took her name and several others from some particular mythological correspondence.

What mythological correspondence is that?

http://www.indonesiaphoto.com/content/view/122/42/

Early versions of her talk page had a long-winded explanation of the myth. I was about to link to one of those early versions, and Surprise! The edit history of her talk page has been admin-deleted prior to fall 2006.

Oh yeah, that bullshit thing. I never believed that story for a second. As if that's why she decided on the name. It's a bit like me saying "The reason why I chose the name HorneeSexxxGodd is because it's the name of a Black Sabbath song that I really like - it has nothing to do with me trying to pick up chicks or anything like that, honest..."

I think you're pretty naive if you think that that temple has anything to do with her name. I mean, is she Indonesian? Has she been to Indonesia? Why pick an English translation of an Indonesian name?

She never explained it properly at all. She made something up to suit the name.

I mean let's see what it says:



So did she pick it because this is what she is like? Or what? Because she likes to be a damsel in distress and manipulate people?

Here's a much more rational hypothesis: Slim Virgin is a normal human being with hobbies and interests. One of her hobbies is comparative religions, including mythology. Ever noticed her edits to Islam, Judaism, Kwanzaa, Christianity, and other religion related articles? She probably just stumbled across the name one day and it stuck in her mind. When she came to Wikipedia/The Interweb, she picked Slim Virgin because it's obscure enough to never be taken by another user.

She probably has no real connection to the name; I'd guess she's an atheist anyway.

Putting forward a pseudonymous identity named after mythological character is inviting analysis of what that choice tell you about the person. Given that the choice may involve deliberate mis-direction. I think that the myth is interesting, especially the aspect of inducing reliance and then abruptly changing the rules. The affective aspect of being "turned into stone" is also interesting. Then there is the over-demanding and unrealistic nature of the task itself.

Didn't mean to get all Bettelheim on your asses.

http://www.wikipediareview.com/slimvirgin/userpage/

There are a bunch of early user talk pages available if you move up a directory. I should probably read them all in light of all that has happened in the last year, to see if there's anything interesting. That last sentence is rather amusing.

I thought "We're not here to rewrite history ..." was funny coming from someone who does.

I also found funny "This user loves Poodles."

Both of these are gone from her userpage now.

I don't think that the name "SlimVirgin" is obscure at all. Slim and Virgin are probably two quite common names, and, had she not picked it first, someone else probably would have.

That neatly explains why she signed herself as "Candi" on the mailing list on at least one occasion.

Just so you know, I was looking through Wikipedia and I found a place where I'd heavily supported SlimVirgin:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Req...by_User:Zordrac

I certainly didn't have a "run-in" with her, at least not while I was an active member of Wikipedia.

I quit, and then was banned 2 months after that.

And I see that I endorsed your statement then... lots of strange bedfellows here.

No, that would be gilting the jinny fer sure ...

Hee Haw ...

Jonny