Since posting this, I can’t stop thinking about Eileen Myles referring to themself as a “Trans feminist” and how, to them this doesn’t define who they are but rather what they want in the world. What do I want in the world? How much of where we settle and what we want to unsettle defines who we are?
I also regret skipping over the centrality of (so called) Australia in Ender’s original question and article overall. Further, the particular implications that the term “settling” has in this place.
Since posting this, I can’t stop thinking about Eileen Myles referring to themself as a “Trans feminist” and how, to them this doesn’t define who they are but rather what they want in the world. What do I want in the world? How much of where we settle and what we want to unsettle defines who we are?
I also regret skipping over the centrality of (so called) Australia in Ender’s original question and article overall. Further, the particular implications that the term “settling” has in this place.
'it feels pretty soggy, as far as hills to die on go' HEAVEN. All of it. Heaven.