Things happen economically that no one actually can control.
I don't talk politics in my journals, but I couldn't pass that by. Tripling the deficit is economics that were definitely controllable, and certainly fueled how I voted.
My sexuality is not easily boxed into one-size fits all label, but I end up using the most accurate label anyhow because why should I have to explain it anyhow? I get attracted to someone's personality/mind first and then comes physical attraction. Genitals are irrelevant to me in that I don't care which the person has. Bi is easier to use than whatever my sexuality actually is.
If there wasn't social stigma on being in one of the big three: gay, straight, bi, I believe more people would be genital irrelevant. I'm not saying there aren't people who only go one way or the other, I'm saying I think that more people would go either/any way if it weren't for this stigma about being in a tidy box.
The same thing goes for gender, too. If there weren't this huge stigma on being one of the big two: male, female, I think more people would identify as both, neither, trans, etc. I hate these enforced societal rules about these things because it makes so many people unhappy.I classify myself as Omnisexual. Though it is interchangeable with
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Hey, I'm Eddie and I read your Prince of Tennis fic avidly when I was about thirteen? That was half a decade ago, but I also sometimes used to read your rant posts and you really made an impression on me with your open mindedness in a time where I wasn't really around a lot of it
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I hate the word gay, because I’m not that, and I hate the word straight, because I’m not that either. I feel like naming something as inconcrete as preference begs for alignment of oneself to one of these groups and their connotations, rather than a verbal way of recognizing something. Bisexual is a wildly inaccurate word as well: I do not have a dual sexuality; I have one that is maybe broader than some people allow theirs to be, but it’s not divided. I don’t really like people that much in general, but my love for individuals has nothing to do with their dicks or vaginas, and I would be pathetic if it did. It’s a weird thing to struggle with, because as much as I’d like to be honest, I think that if I make it a big deal-coming out, telling people-I’m acting as though it’s a big deal to me, which I shouldn’t, because I am me and there is nothing wrong with that. If I give it a name, it will be a name that can be twisted and mutilated, rather than if it doesn’t have one, it stays with me. I am seventeen and have has exactly two
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I don't talk politics in my journals, but I couldn't pass that by. Tripling the deficit is economics that were definitely controllable, and certainly fueled how I voted.
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No one person can control economics. And some things are the result of many separate policies and choices made worldwide.
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If there wasn't social stigma on being in one of the big three: gay, straight, bi, I believe more people would be genital irrelevant. I'm not saying there aren't people who only go one way or the other, I'm saying I think that more people would go either/any way if it weren't for this stigma about being in a tidy box.
The same thing goes for gender, too. If there weren't this huge stigma on being one of the big two: male, female, I think more people would identify as both, neither, trans, etc. I hate these enforced societal rules about these things because it makes so many people unhappy.I classify myself as Omnisexual. Though it is interchangeable with ( ... )
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