The Art of Being “Extra”: Finding Power in Doing The Most
Why do we police the behavior of women of any kind or anyone more “feminine” than your typical straight-white-cis-dudebro?
Why do we police the behavior of women of any kind or anyone more “feminine” than your typical straight-white-cis-dudebro?
Time and time again, a bisexual person is considered “gay” if they are with someone of the same-sex and “straight” if they are with someone of the opposite sex.
Every time someone looked me in the eyes and said, “You guys make me believe in love,” I smiled and laughed automatically, like I was acting out a part in a play I had rehearsed so well.