Posts Tagged ‘Genderqueer’

GLBTQ – Alphabet Soup

Friday, March 19th, 2010

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GLBTQ. It’s an acronym that you may have heard mentioned in certain newspapers or magazines, or named in flyers on a college campus. This term is a catch-all designed to identify and include those whose sexuality is something other than “heteronormative”. Heteronormative is a word that gives a nod to how common – and unfortunately how phobic – heterosexuality, a relationship between a man and a woman, often is. Much like Americans abroad that become annoying tourists when they can’t stop exclaiming how weird something different to them is, GLBTQ is a shield to signify a welcoming group who does not judge or exclude on partner or personal sexual preference.

Sexuality

Saturday, March 13th, 2010

Young Lesbians Embracing

Sexuality has always been an ever-changing, fluid concept, but the sexual freedom we enjoy today has been making the mercurial nature of sexuality even more evident. Free love is making a definite comeback, but is now more responsible and emotionally empathetic to potential partners instead of a free-for-all.

Find out the meanings of popular terms like polyamory and genderqueer without the skew of sensationalism; educate yourself from a neutral, informative sexuality source to truly understand how our (gradually) open-minded sexual society is changing for the better. With interviews and questions posed to top sexuality experts, we’ll get to the bottom of often misunderstood concepts and define them honestly.