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.
Do you want me to boss you around? Tell you what to do? Well, then, woo me, princess. Show me all the amazing things you
I’ll be honest, this one almost slipped past me. After all, it’s Transgender Awareness Week and I’ve been focused on that. And that make me
There is a theory of learning that I like to use when teaching. It’s the 4 stages of competence, and they go like this: Unconscious
Someone wrote to me (paraphrased and anonymized): I was brought into a relationship by a couple who wanted a quick fix. I brought their issues
Yes, I’m starting out with a gender stereotype, because it’s one I’ve heard over and over and over again. And it’s not true. At least
And just because I’m a dominant doesn’t mean I will. We often hear the phrase, “I’m a submissive, but I’m not YOUR submissive,” and applaud
So today, as this prompt pops up on my calendar, I’m brought to mind my own missteps over the past year, and how just being
Ever herd the term “Nice Guy?” It’s not a kind term. But Nice Guys (or Nice Gals or Nice Folx, because it’s NOT a gender
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