For the memory of Ms Tonette Lopez, a dear friend, a Cebuana transwoman, and the first transgender rights activist in the Philippines This… more »
Reflections On Gay Parenting
There comes a time when you look into your partner’s eyes, and all you can think about is how badly you would like to have a child with her. Not choosing to submerge myself into lesbian clichés, I must admit I am a woman and the feeling of motherhood tends to kick in at times. Throw that instinct into a lesbian couple and you get double the anxiety. The question is: How is it possible to start a family with your lesbian partner when you live in Lebano
لكم دنياكم ولي دنياي
في حياتي محطات ككلّ النّاس، وفيها مواقف أثّرت بي، بَنَت نَفسي، أعطتني
عنوانا.
الموقف الأوّل في صغري، خلالَ سَنوات عمري الأولى، حين كنتُ أرى الفتيات حولي
يَتباهَيْنَ بشعورهنَّ الطّويلة، وفساتينهنّ الزّاهية، وحقائب اليد الملوّنة
أيّام الأعياد. كان من المفترض أن أكون كذلكَ، أو هكذا افترض الجميع، ولّما لم أكن
مثلهنَّ قالوا :أشعر بما لا يشعرون.
الموقف الثّاني كان أيّام مراهقتي التّعسة،
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