“None of us have ever said that it’s not discriminatory to have a policy that excludes gay people. What we are saying is that we’re against discrimination, but we’re also against war.”
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Can we grapple with the complexity of the truth instead of being seduced by the more palatable tale of good and evil?
Cynthia Nixon was far more interesting as a straight woman than she is as a lesbian.
Caught between people who wanted me to be part of their polyamorous relationship, my response has usually been to flee. Really, people, can we just fuck and let it be?
Just, please, don’t pretend it’s anything more than knitting in the round and don’t pretend to be engaging in some profoundly subversive form of politics.
Consider this: In an economy where home ownership is cast in such deeply racialised terms – in terms of who can buy and where – debt became a way to offer the false hope of citizenship itself.
We continue to pretend that the only people who can fuck you up are the people you fuck.
Imagine that: a world where marriage is not some sacrosanct institution which you tie yourself to in order to survive.
Our current discourse around consent/the lack thereof demands that we see sex as something given freely, given for money, or not at all.
You can marry naked and hanging upside down from a hot air balloon and share your marital bed with multiple strangers every day – none of that will change how the state endows your marriage with benefits it will not give to the unmarried.