Living in blue states and having blue friends, sometimes, I think, shelters a lot of lefties. You start thinking, “Holy fuck, what the fuck could these people possibly be thinking when they go around willy-nilly nullifying other people’s marriages? What the hell?” What you don’t realize is that all that rhetoric and scare-mongering? The “gay […]
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This was the first thing I thought of this morning when I opened up my email and saw the headline.
I love me some swing-statin’. That is, when it swings the way you hope. I still don’t believe it, tho.
Such a Great Day to Live in Ohio Read More »
The best part, I think, is just seeing pictures of girls engaged in… well, being full, active, passionate people. It makes me happy.
Oh look, matriarchies can be violent (just like any other human social setup)! I admit, I write a lot of violent matriarchies. Mainly because I believe that any social setup that represses another group within it is going to be violent. The most egalitarian fantasy group I have are a bunch of polyamorous, socialist, gender-fucking
Why Hand-holding, Flower-loving Matriarchies Never Rang True to Me Read More »
“What I hate is when you get a member of the royal family. It’s the same thing every year: you have to be vetted by a guy from the Saudi embassy saying, “Oh, my God, you are a woman!” At which point you have to throw one of his blokes on the floor and stamp
Being a Female Bodyguard Read More »
Oh man… can’t. stop. laughing…
"Your Dirty Sex Makes God Send Hurricanes!" Read More »
Man, I’m not looking forward to voting in Ohio.
"Maybe in Ohio, But Not in America!" Read More »
A TED talk by Philip Zimbardo, most famously known for the 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment, about power and corruption. And power and redemption. Includes an overview of the Millgram experiment, for those unfamiliar with it. That one still terrifies the crap out of me. This is about the power of institutions and how they affect
Heroes and Monsters Read More »
Ellen and Portia got married. This makes me terribly happy.
How Did I Miss This One? Read More »