Intriguing Reading #16

Posted on | March 5, 2012 | 3 Comments | Previous Post Next Post

My regular roundup of interesting reads, found from all over the place.

Notes from a Unicorn: “A friend said she thought bi people didn’t exist. I said, “I’m sitting right here,” because that was my answer, but I was starting to believe her. I stopped telling people what I was. I let people think what they wanted, which was usually that I was like them.” (Seth Fischer / The Rumpus)

Consent, and Shades of Gray: “I’m a big proponent of enthusiastic consent, but also I’m very aware that we simply don’t live in that world yet, where everything is black and white, and lack of a ‘yes’ always actually means no.” (Emma Hart / The Lady Garden)

Vagina in the Wild – Adventures in Pantslessness: “Unfortunately once those knickers come off, this moist and tacky zone becomes a magnet for all things fluffy. If you have a cat, this will be a problem. If you have a long haired cat, this will be the incentive you need to run around the house with your super dooper cat hair removing device and de-fluff every surface you can find. You’ll want to do this clothed because, as it turns out, vaginas are also wonderful mid-air hunters. ” (Annabelle / Lust and Confused)

Paypal, Pitbulls, and the Purge: “If this isn’t stopped now, we are only a mere hop, skip and a jump away from George R.R. Martin being banned – two of his characters actively engage in incest throughout the series. From classics such as To Kill A Mockingbird, disappearing from our shelves. Ironically, it’s all happening under the under the guise of good Christian values. The very foundation of which is a book that includes incest, bestiality and rape.” (Gillian Colbert)

Shilo McCabe

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