i don't like it when holiday weather is not dazzlingly lovely, thus today i am not out on my bike, and i could be considered to be "wasting" my first work-sanctioned holiday ever because i am sitting on my bed (though not exactly in my underwear, so that's something at least) bittorrenting episodes of house and wondering why i am not enjoying it as
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one thing i am contemplating is whether or not it is possible to belong to a community while simultaneously hating people in it. for instance, can you kick out a rapist, yet allow a rapist's friends to remain and personally refuse to associate with them? or does that defeat the purpose? i, personally, would stay as far away from these people as possible, but unless i am directly involved in the situation, i.e. i was the one assaulted, i feel like i have te right to request that others do the same but not to demand it.
yes to penpals! omg, i get to make you a mixtape and possibly send you stickers! just like it was the early 90s!! sweet! we should exchange omgreal! addresses. i certainly hope i am moving soonish. if i do, i'll be sure to let you know.
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this is something that has been on my mind, too. i'm not sure what the solution is, or if there really is one since people in "activist"/"radical"/queer/whathaveyou communities never seem to agree on any one thing. i DO know that neither i nor my friends want to be anywhere around people who refuse to quit associating with sexual predators, though. it's pretty disheartening (not to mention disgusting) when members of a so-called "radical" community do NOT handle the issues of sexual assault and misogyny in a truly radical way.
!!!! so stoked! do you want to e-mail me your address? if so, i'll send you mine.
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girloclock [AT] invariablydotorg
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