no i get scared to be on camera. i would direct an ny real world except call it a documentary and have it be about interesting progressive queer and trans artists in NY, and nobody would want to finance it probs
photo by Grace Chu
Like money, attention is something we must pay. Perhaps the 4.1 percent of us recognized by the NIMH are simply those who exist below the attention poverty line. The rest of us have more, but rarely an inexhaustible supply. Our wallets bulge and thin depending on the day, and we use Adderall like a game show lifeline. By choice or accident of birth in the contemporary U.S.A., most of us are living far beyond our attention means. The blips and bleeps of our phones and computers, the necessity of working far from home, the number of people we know or, in the case of celebrities, feel like we know—we pay for all of it.
i used to know the actual answer to this, then i started eating eggs every day and never died, so i forgot the answer
Gay people can’t get married in Wisconsin, and domestic partnerships are barred from having the same rights as marriage. Plus, you can’t adopt children without being married there. MADISON REVOLT!
We saw Twilight: Eclipse, and it made us feel feelings ranging from feminist rage to boredom to JUST THE TIP to Kristen Stewart is Hawt. An Autostraddle mini-Roundtable.
The Senate confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan began yesterday. Generally, hearings like this are kind of pointless for the general public. Senators ask the nominee a bunch of…
