From the "who knew" file...
Jul. 15th, 2008 06:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
If you've been a lesbian your entire adult life and then meet an amazing person you want to marry who happens to be a man, you are going to a) cause much ire and consternation among some people who you once considered good friends and amazing people, and b) be the butt of the anger and contempt of said former friends.
For the record: I'm not your lesbian role model, and I never should have been. My life is my life, not your political slogan.
But hey, maybe that's the price you pay to start being eligible for heterosexual privilege.
For the record: I'm not your lesbian role model, and I never should have been. My life is my life, not your political slogan.
But hey, maybe that's the price you pay to start being eligible for heterosexual privilege.
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Date: 2008-07-15 11:54 pm (UTC)Though, isn't that so oppressive, the forced celebratory thing? I dunno, I wish we'd celebrate other parts of our lives rather than marriages. Like, the time when I really needed shower gifts was when I bought condo (I'm sure you know what I mean), not now. Actually we didn't solicit for gifts, we kept it quiet and had very people at the wedding. I feel better about it that way.
So I don't even want people to be happy for me. I'm just aiming for general respect, I guess.