Jackie on Nostr: I don’t intend to diminish the significance of lesbian couples who serve as public ...
I don’t intend to diminish the significance of lesbian couples who serve as public media figures. The current discourse surrounding marriage in heterosexual society is heavily biased due to outdated sexist cultural norms and the emerging feminist perspectives of younger generations. A well-crafted relationship between a lesbian couple could potentially broaden the scope of societal discourse related to marriage.
However, I expect these couples to embody many exemplary qualities because they will likely serve as crucial role models for numerous individuals in society, not limited to lesbians.
However, I expect these couples to embody many exemplary qualities because they will likely serve as crucial role models for numerous individuals in society, not limited to lesbians.
quoting note1gwd…c62lIf you’re passionate about advocating for anti-discrimination laws, how should you introduce yourself to strangers? For instance, if you’re a lesbian, should you let people know about your sexuality? Or does it not matter whether you reveal your identity as a lesbian?
I believe the ideal situation is to not reveal your identity as a lesbian. This isn’t because you have to hide it, but because it shouldn’t influence others’ decisions. Isn’t that the primary purpose of introducing anti-discrimination laws?
I understand the desire of lesbians to disclose their identity in public. They don’t want to be misidentified as heterosexual women. As a heterosexual woman, I wholeheartedly support your decision because I don’t want to be associated with you as a member of the same group. Do you see where I’m going? This argument can be further developed to discuss hate speech and hate crimes.