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ehbrums1 wrote:why is there a word for it

ehbrums1 wrote:https://www.facebook.com/OKComrade

Revolutionary socialist cis-queer polysexual woman who engages in activities related to theatre, cats, baking, knife-throwing, stomping about, singing at inopportune times, inappropriate outbursts, loitering, eating, and reading things.

22 yo cis female anarcho communist, living in Washington, DC. I don't think it's useful to categorize my sexuality. My mind is constantly deconstructing the systems of oppression and structural violence embedded in our culture, embedded in and reinforced by our daily practices and lived experiences. I'm constantly explaining to people that, for example, I don't believe they have conscious animosity towards women, but that sexism, the belief in "masculine" superiority is embedded in the language that they use. Social practices have a political history. Those in power are those who determine what "legitimate" culture is. I'd like to have a conversation with someone without the constant struggle just to get her or him just to understand my perspective. Let me know if you want to talk, especially if you live in/around DC.

OGLemon wrote:goddamn, those communist are ugly.

OGLemon wrote:goddamn, those communist are ugly.

Evgeny Soroka wrote:My name is Evgeny Alekseyevich Magpiyski. I come from the Motherland. I abide in the land of capitalist piglets. I am good hard worker. Every night I cut beets and turnips and make soup for my fellow comrade.

I am also Engineer, Trust me I fix. If not broken yet, I break. I don't have blood alcohol level, I have alcohol blood level. The police measure how much blood I have in my alcohol to see if I can drive. I support my local party of John Lennin, and IMAGINE countless possibilities for freedom of the brotherhood and sisterhood. You should totally come to my book of faces and date me. Da.

Suzical TheAnarchist RainbowSunshines wrote:22 yo cis female anarcho communist, living in Washington, DC. I don't think it's useful to categorize my sexuality. My mind is constantly deconstructing the systems of oppression and structural violence embedded in our culture, embedded in and reinforced by our daily practices and lived experiences. I'm constantly explaining to people that, for example, I don't believe they have conscious animosity towards women, but that sexism, the belief in "masculine" superiority is embedded in the language that they use. Social practices have a political history. Those in power are those who determine what "legitimate" culture is. I'd like to have a conversation with someone without the constant struggle just to get her or him just to understand my perspective. Let me know if you want to talk, especially if you live in/around DC.