Hi.
This is a blog. About transsexuality, feminism, misogyny, transphobia, homophobia, GLBT stuff and etcetera (check my tags for more on that). This is also an angry blog.
You might see me as slightly antagonistic. Oh well. I incite because I am trying to push people into thinking, discussing and breaking out of the stagnant bullshit of privilege. Which needs a nice firm kick quite a bit. Sometimes to the head. If I need a nice firm kick too, make sure to distribute it because well, I'm not immune to privilege either. XD
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~R.P.
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Date: 2009-05-05 06:54 pm (UTC)Obviously this material would not be the style in which a response would be written, if a response would be written at all. The original letter written to him was a letter written from a child to a parent, respectful, caring and attempting to soften the blow of my transsexuality.
His response was one of a employer making a memo for an employee, cold and emotionless. I would hope that you wouldn't be silly enough to assume that my original letter was written in the same way that the annotated responses were, as they were written after being hit with such a cold response.
He doesn't read my blog, nor does he know I even have one. This online handle is in no way connected to me. And frankly, I was as sweet as honey cookies to him in my letter. If he intended on being supportive at all, he would have done it then. So let's not pretend that changing my tone here on my blog would achieve anything with him.
I prefer realism over idealism.