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February 2021 AMA Stream (Part 1)

Hey all!

Here's the stream link, I'll go live in about 15 minutes! Feel free to join the chat any time.

If you're a 15+ patron make sure you asked your question on the "Invite" post, and not the stream announcement post.

The stream will remain archived here for those who miss it live.

Looking forward to chatting!

Love,

Natalie

P.S. Here's the link to the stream again in case the one above isn't working: https://youtu.be/GeOHm08p6S8

February 2021 AMA Stream (Part 1)

Comments

I guess there is a small proportion of people who categorise people either as predatory or as prey.. According to this notion there is no real room between beeing the too-aggressive-type-of-woman or the objectified-type-of-woman. In really bad cases probably one can be seen as both.. On the risk of sounding arrogant: I think there is something immature about this perspective..

I feel there might be different factors at work. One factor is probably related on the degree on which a person is classified as maskuline. But I feel there is an additional factor for late-closet-leavers. I was always classified female and I collected many experiences of being rejected for how I wanted to relate to women before (why does no girl wants to be my best, best friend ... why do they always leave when "the friendship" starts to get meaningful? - there can be real tragedy around this topic - and it can also be morbidly funny to look back at situations and realise situation by situation what was going on :D ). When I look back at it now, I assume that I was rejected because of poor choices due to a lack of insight about my wishes and dreams and how they differ. On an emotional level I can't help feeling predatory after what I wanted was often more than what I could get. I observe how I shy back from women now, even when I get positive signals - just because I am used to the experience that certain feelings of mine were not welcome.

That's interesting because the lesbian (assumed cis here) as predator is a pretty common trope. I spent a lot of my youth hyper aware of it and frightened of being thought predatory if I ever showed attraction outwardly. Could be a generational thing maybe?

Bailey Spencer

Hey Gorg' The emotional transitions from my usual AMA stream envy to the whimsical parasocial flirtiness to wanting to give you a hug to remembering my first hit at 19 could be directed my Michael Bay! What an emotional rollercoaster ride this month!

Lexi Orchard (aka needmoreloot)

I'm a transman who mostly dates women and previously identified as a lesbian pretransition. I actually did get hit with being perceived as predatory a couple times back in those days, so that's interesting to hear! I guess it goes to show experiences aren't universal even within queer subgroups.

Logan Rand

I’m a cis lesbian who has enjoyed open expression of attraction to women and a sort of privilege of being viewed as non-predatory even in flagrant celebration of my attraction. At most it’s seen as distasteful or impolite. I didn’t think about that experience in contrast to other lesbian experiences much until tonight. Thanks for your content!

Yeah tbh I feel like tryin to answer these all in one go would be exhausting and frustrating for anybody

This is probably the best way to do these, tbh

Jessica Cheeri

A valiant effort at representing the shorthand of usual in text

Hellvetika

Hey all, as ush I got about halfway through the questions before getting tired and playing a game. Will finish the questions on a second stream sometime this week!

ContraPoints

..."goose steped down the isle at your wedding" :D omg


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