So I'm all about resolving issues of gender dysphoria, but this is just creepy. No offense. It's mainly the masks that I can't handle. It's almost like you'd be having sex with a mass murderer!
http://www.transgendered.net/
(Just in case, this site is adult-oriented)
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Words more beautiful than a Hellenistic pediment
Now I'm a literary novice, but this is by far one of the most beautiful things I've ever read! Where is the beauty in art lately? Everyone and everything seems to avoid it.
I remember awkward pauses the most and cold tea I couldn't drink while hot.
It was the information age
but, instead of being informed
I put holes in walls
then plastered them.
I read history books like newspapers and whispered current events in your ear.
My yesterday's are closer than your today's-
(nothing's happening.)
I'll sleep with the television on
and listen to the footsteps above us
or the fountains that sound like rain.
I'll dream in black and white.
-Amanda Domenech
I remember awkward pauses the most and cold tea I couldn't drink while hot.
It was the information age
but, instead of being informed
I put holes in walls
then plastered them.
I read history books like newspapers and whispered current events in your ear.
My yesterday's are closer than your today's-
(nothing's happening.)
I'll sleep with the television on
and listen to the footsteps above us
or the fountains that sound like rain.
I'll dream in black and white.
-Amanda Domenech
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Waiting
Dear Miranda July,
A mutual friend told me that you had been working on a new movie and book last year. I keep visiting your website to see if there are any updates about it, but haven't seen anything yet. I suppose Eleven Heavy Things provided me with enough pleasure for the time being.
Thank You,
David
A mutual friend told me that you had been working on a new movie and book last year. I keep visiting your website to see if there are any updates about it, but haven't seen anything yet. I suppose Eleven Heavy Things provided me with enough pleasure for the time being.
Thank You,
David
Friday, January 29, 2010
A new addiction
I thought that I was addicted to coffee... I can already tell this blog is going to be much more addicting. This will be my very neat electronic version of a desk full of clipped articles and pictures, half-torn pieces of paper with my ideas scribbled on them, folded up receipts with names of artists I need to look into, and individuals, books, communities, etc that people suggest I look up. It will definitely be much less stressful for me than having to live with a mass of unorganized paper. Hopefully it will be good for my artwork- a one-stop shop for sources and ideas.
Pass This On
All the excitement over Tomorrow, In a Year has made me rewatch some older videos by The Knife. This one is still SO GOOD!
Thursday, January 28, 2010
The melting point of bodies
When you found out the sonogram was wrong
You rushed home to change the color of the room
To better suit me
Before the paint could dry
The water broke
I was painted the color of the walls
By the time I took my first breath
You greeted me
Treated me like
The prince I never was
You taught me how to make things with my hands
How to break the extra ridges off the moon
When I cried
Because it looked
More like the sun
I found myself back in the room
Where the paint never fully dried
And with my fingertip
Wrote the name
You left me
Being stubborn can only get you so far
I've been anti-blogs for quite some time now, but I came across this and decided it was time to make one of my own. "The Times They Are A-Changin'"
Amanda Simpson, First Transgender Presidential Appointee, Begins Work at Commerce Department - ABC News
Amanda Simpson, First Transgender Presidential Appointee, Begins Work at Commerce Department - ABC News
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