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A moment of light during the siege

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YOU LOVE TO SEE IT

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i’m working on a play about 65-year-old lesbians, and my dramaturg is an older gay man who has been helping me with historical context and research, and also just in general giving me advice based on his own personal experiences.

fav thing he told me so far, said with a lot of love: “dyke drama was specific. it was always so specific. it was precise and narrowed and pointed. and also so dumb.”

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"...I mean the wages of a DECENT LIVING"

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Worker solidarity.

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Ooh ooh since we're talking about a lot of trans women and transfems not fitting y'all's fantasy of the toppiest dommiest girls, if you think you'd be okay with a transfem partner in the future, please read up on techniques that bring us pleasure that don't involve a dick getting hard.

Muffing, perineum play, safe prostate play... I know I can feel like I'm silly and being too much for telling the people I have relationships with that I want to do something they have never heard of and might think it's weird or silly or a waste or a kink. I know it would mean a lot to not have to a. shatter expectations of using biostrap in a penetrative way and b. explain that way of interacting with my body from scratch. And I think I'm not alone.

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Not sure how you could interpret this information as landlords being the ones facing a crisis, but go off.

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link to article here

edit: this article is actually wrong on several accounts because it was a white guy that wrote it and probably didn't fact check! her name is actually yoon kim myung-woo and she is the third owner of lesvos starting 1999, which started in sinchon in 1996 and has moved to hongdae! it is in fact the first lesbian bar in seoul and there are now several more lesbian bars, clubs, and cafes. yoon kim myung-woo is a very respected and well known figure in the vibrant and fast growing skorean lgbt community that comes to speak at many gay and trans events.

also the article is primarily about the difficulty of passing the lgbt nondiscrimination bill and some key activists in the movement. please read it with a grain of salt because it does not mention at all the role of US neocolonial power and US militarism in south korean political conservatism! there would be no law prohibiting same sex relations in the military if the rok military was not modeled off of US military structure and law! and it would not be such a large factor in gay and trans people's lives if the US would let the korean war and armistice end so mandatory military conscription of every person assigned male in the country could finally end.

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Well done ireland

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One of the most important things I have learned today..

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y’all know what time it is 🔴

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this would fix me

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