I’ve recently been thinking about my history of sex with male-identified individuals with penises and trying to pin down my limits and hesitance when it comes to sex with such individuals in the future. It may be irrelevant–after all, I don’t even have many cis-gendered male friends–but I am curious because for me it’s sort [...]
Posts Tagged ‘gender’
Gender and Sexual Scripts
Posted: January 19, 2011 in educationTags: gender, genderqueer, sex, sex & relationships
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Monosexuality and the “It’s About the Person” Argument
Posted: August 21, 2010 in sex & relationshipsTags: bisexuality, gender, pansexuality, relationships, sex & relationships
One argument I’ve heard a lot in reference to bisexuality or pansexuality is “it’s not about the gender to me, it’s about the person.” Which is all well and good, of course, but I think it’s kind of unfair for people who are monosexual (straight or gay) or have some group of people that they [...]
Defining Sexuality from a Genderqueer Perspective
Posted: August 13, 2010 in sex & relationshipsTags: gender, genderqueer, language, personal, sex & relationships
I considered using this space for a brief introductory post, but instead it seems appropriate to get straight to the content. If you are curious as to the blogger’s background, please feel free to visit the About page for some information. —– Why do we define sexuality with reference to sex and gender? Simple enough [...]