Sexual Bullying
I am still thinking about bullying because of that brilliant video. But my thoughts have moved on to the idea of sexual bullying. To be clear, I am not referring to sexual abuse or coercion here—those are two other real and tragic issues. Instead I am thinking about reactions to sexual otherness. Being a sexual other means to be someone who has sex differently from standard heterosexual sex. Which, depending who you talk, to could be anything from oral sex to puppy play. Because there is so much variation in sexual taste and acceptance, and it is fluid, sexual bully …
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