I’ve been a little under the weather all week and if being rundown and suffering from an infection (you don’t want to know the cheesy details) wasn’t trying enough, even the weather outside refused to grace me with enough morning sun and warmth to entice me into blogging from under my umbrella on the backyard […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
debating the whole Abu Ghraib prison scandal. Why? Well, to put it bluntly, a lot of those pictures mirror what we do. In fact, if we took exactly the same pictures of ourselves at play, we’d hail that as a pretty damn good party. So yes, it’s disturbing to see our methods of extreme erotic […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It’s a good, better, BEST kind of day and I’m celebrating by watching the slide show unfold. Congratulations to everyone who’s getting their papers in order today! Of course, living in a border state, local media examines the state of gay marriage in Massachusetts. (The article cited almost reads like a preoccupation, despite its sister […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
David Reimer has taken his own life. If you don’t know about Mr. Reimer, he was the boy who was raised as a girl, an individual who survived gender manipulation, reclaimed his innate gender, and years later bravely brought his story to public light. I’m very sad to learn of his passing and the circumstances […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
And all I want to say is Go P-town! (Although I must admit this story qualifies as best twist on a human interest story, re: same-sex marriage.) For your edification and amusement: early American erotic artifacts. Talk about “from the male perspective,” though. Why I didn’t think to google the newsgroups during my John Preston […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Well, thank you, Laura and Uppity Faggot folks for spreading the memorial meme.* I’m doubly thankful to Laura for sharing a personal Preston moment all her own. One thing I’ve gathered from the many Preston memories I’ve read (most notably in Laura’s now out-of-print Looking For Mr. Preston) was the impression that Preston was a […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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