Dear gender identity,
Hi. It's me. It's been a while since we talked. I know i've been kind of standoffish lately, but that's mostly because of you. I don't know what to do with you. Can you maybe, get a grip? I always thought i was straight. Then there were girls i liked. Then there were non-gender-binary people that i like. But mostly i like men, and by like, i mean fuck. I don't usually care what they identify as, but biocock (cis-cock?) is basically the top tier of what i need to be fulfilled sexually.
So... Help me out here. Am i straight? Am i pansexual? Do i have to give a fuck?
Sincerely,
Management.
Hi. It's me. It's been a while since we talked. I know i've been kind of standoffish lately, but that's mostly because of you. I don't know what to do with you. Can you maybe, get a grip? I always thought i was straight. Then there were girls i liked. Then there were non-gender-binary people that i like. But mostly i like men, and by like, i mean fuck. I don't usually care what they identify as, but biocock (cis-cock?) is basically the top tier of what i need to be fulfilled sexually.
So... Help me out here. Am i straight? Am i pansexual? Do i have to give a fuck?
Sincerely,
Management.
Do we have to care? Do we have to label? Would a rose by any other name smell just as sweet?
ReplyDeleteWhile I know that labels can help us reduce the amount of explanation needed when meeting somebody new -- "Hi, I'm a Bi Poly Switch" just rolls off the tongue easily -- the use of those labels should not confine us only to those labels and nothing else. The fluidity of the human dynamic requires breaking free of barriers and labels and just giving in to the experience without worry or trepidation.
I just wish I knew how do not struggle against that. I've been driving myself nuts with that inner conflict for months.
Stay SINful
Mr. AP