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.
A couple weeks back, I reposted a writing from several years ago, in which I suggest that the responsibilities of a dominant in a D/s
“One in a million” is a compliment. Once in a lifetime really makes a point about how unique and wonderful YOU are. After all, if
“I just don’t even know where to start!” I can’t tell you how many times people have said that to me in relation to kink
No one can be 100% right. Not me, not you, not anyone. It’s pretty dang easy to be wrong, though. Super easy. Which is frustrating.
Have you ever asked someone why they are not doing something that they said they would do, and they answer (usually after so many hours
CW: How I have learned more about racism through my experience of language as a white child and as a woman. — When I was
This writing is now available as a podcast episode! Today’s prompt was inspired over 2 years ago, but for whatever reason, I never wrote it.
Last week, was “If Someone Shows You Who They Are, Believe Them”, and encourages letting people go if they walk away, and not putting on
Copyright © All rights reserved, Dating Kinky, Inc.
