I think this is a lovely sentiment by William Golding, expressed in a loving well-intended way.
That said, I could not disagree more.
To suggest that ANYONE is superior to another because of the genitalia they were born with is akin to judging people by the color of their skin, the country they were born in, or their sexual orientation.
I much prefer to judge people on the content of their character and how they treat others.
I run a Facebook group, Women In Charge, and we have some pretty amazing conversations there. In one of those conversations quite some time ago,
So, you’ve asked for consent. They have said no, but left the door open for the future. What do you do? You asked for consent.
He texted: “Please send me some photos of you and some of us for me to share with my mother.” He added: “No strap ons.”
Yesterday, I wrote about using sex as a weapon, and how it’s shitty. I specifically pointed out in the piece that withholding sex is your
Oda Nobunaga said “Kill it if it does not sing.” Tokugawa Ieyasu said “Wait until it sings.” Toyotomi Hideyoshi said “Make it want to sing.”
When we don’t follow our own rules, we give ourselves pain to get us back on track. Sometimes we blame that pain on others. Even
It’s so, SO easy to see the beautiful photos of kinky rope scenes and happy nonmonogamous relationships, and power exchange couples and forget (or never
This writing is now available as a podcast episode! In fact, I rarely think in shades of grey. Or compromise. Or whatever it is we’re
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