Men and women ARE different, and how we interact with the opposite sex is significant, and depicted about how we view our roles in society. I just had an interesting conversation with two 20-something women* about male/female dynamics in budding relationships. Laney's been married one year, Mona's been dating a guy for one month, and me, married for 5 years. Read More »
Identity
Gameplay- Do you want to be my boyfriend? Check Yes or No
By mai - Posted on April 24th, 2009
Tagged: better future
• dominance
• dreams
• Expression
• goals
• Identity
• language
• love
• men & women
• politics
• progress
• prosperity
• relationship
• women studies
• Broad prosperity
• Shared responsibility
• Personal freedom
• Better future
Happy Women's History Month 365: Why I ♥ heart Sarah Palin
By mai - Posted on March 20th, 2009
Tagged: Identity
• politics
• Sarah Palin
• women
• Broad prosperity
• Effective government
• Personal freedom
• Better future
I've never subscribed to ANY political party. But if I were to, the Republican party would not be high up on mai list. I don't identify with their general sensibilities or views of society and economic hierarchy. However, I greatly appreciate what Sarah Palin has done (vastly inadvertent) for women in politics. Thank you Sarah. Read More »
A Conquest to Find Me
By bleedingheart - Posted on February 6th, 2009
This is just a reflection a wrote for 2008 Read More »
Breaking News- Obama resigns church membership!
By restinpeace - Posted on May 31st, 2008
Tagged: barack obama
• chicago
• church
• Identity
• Obama
• political
• presidential election 2008
• religious
• rest in peace
• your funeral guy
Breaking News- Obama resigns his church membership!
IS THIS TOO LATE? IS HE FLIP FLOPPING ON CHURCH MEMBERSHIP?
Are the Democrats putting another flip flopper up for the Presidency? Read More »
My Name is Karis. My Name is Me.
By kariskoett - Posted on April 5th, 2008
Ever since I was given the writing prompt about what my names are, I have been obsessed with what we call each other. Names are not so simple as we would like to think. Our names are our identities. So what is your name? What story does your name tell? Where does it come from? Where has it been?
I've had lots of names. We'll start with the original: Read More »
Transsexualism: Outgrowing an Identity
By A Peaceful Focus - Posted on March 19th, 2008
When I came into this world 35 years ago, I was born with a birth defect that altered the course of my life and several times, very nearly ended it. I was a man born with a female body. Through surgery & hormones my body now reflects the man I have known I was since my earliest memory at the age of 2. Read More »
The World Will Always Tell You Who To Be, Until You Tell The World Who You Are
By ABetterWeigh - Posted on February 28th, 2008
Tagged: acceptance
• Body Image
• eating disorders
• Identity
• self confidence
• Self Esteem
• support
• Personal freedom
Hello World.. I Want To Know You. I Want to Know Who You Are. More Importantly, I Want You To Know Who You Are Not. In today's society it seems as though we are plauged with images of who we should be, what we should look like, and how we should act. Everywhere we turn there are billboards for the latest trend in plastic surgery. Read More »
A Corrupt Beauty
By tokgabi - Posted on February 17th, 2008
For as long as I can remember, I've consistently been fooled into thinking someone's a good person based solely on how smart they are. Now, I don't mean that I refuse to make friends with anyone with an IQ below 130, I mean that I won't know you're an asshole until you do something truly disgusting if there's intelligence present. And I don't know what it is . . . Read More »
