The man on the phone wants to speak to my wife — Do I just tell him that I’m single, and avoid the possibly hostile questions?
The form has blanks for your name and that of your “spouse.” What do I write? It can’t be the same in all contexts. Can it?
A casual acquaintance makes an unkind remark about gays. Perhaps for the sake of friendship, and to avoid his embarrassment, I should simply let it pass.
These are the decisions I have to make all the time, and I would suggest that the path of least resistance leads only back to the closet.
Jul 13, 2007
the must-read essay of the week
Jason Kuznicki's essay "Love and Lust, Selves and Bodies" is the week's best, a perfect example of blogging done right. A portion:
labels:
human nature,
neighbors
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