Monthly Archives: February 2018

Apostrophe!

Posted on February 15, 2018 by Frank

’Ware the breaking apostrophe! It’s invasive – isn’t it? – That possessive serpent’s tail… A word-shatterin’ catastrophe

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In days of old, you either had a penis or you didn’t. If you did, you were considered a man. If not, then a women. Anyone who didn’t conform was killed, locked in the attic/madhouse, or simply ignored. The binary … Continue reading →

Posted in Poem, Sexuality | Tagged binary, gender, genetics, haiku, origin myth, transgender, tweet tweet | 2 Comments

The Trans Debate

Posted on February 8, 2018 by Frank

“Gender identity isn’t a real thing. It’s completely unscientific. Male and female are biological facts, like having breasts or having a penis. This is your sex, and the evidence is plain to see. You’re one or the other, and you … Continue reading →