Lecter A.A. Wierstamann
You cannot ban me in a way that matters.
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On sexual stereotyping
Categories: Restored postsRead more: On sexual stereotypingThis is a restored post from my WordPress. Originally posted on March 13, 2021. I still agree with everything I said here. A little bit different from my usual topic, I want to talk about social interactions in spaces, centered around sex, and the rhetoric from these spaces leaking into non-sexual social life. I will…
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Map rights
Read more: Map rightsThis is a restored post from my WordPress. Originally posted on August 3, 2022. I still agree with everything I said here. Several months ago I tried to define map rights, and I came up with the following four: I want to describe what each of these means in practice. The right to good faith…
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A more nuanced approach to sexuality
Read more: A more nuanced approach to sexualityThis is a restored post from my WordPress. Originally posted on September 29, 2021. I still agree with everything I said here. A few years ago I made this infographic, trying to explain to myself and to other people how attractions work and can be classified. Soon after publishing it, I started noticing random flaws…
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Paraphilia as an identity
Read more: Paraphilia as an identityThis is a restored post, initially posted on my now deleted WordPress sometime earlier this year. I still agree with everything I said here. Recently I started noticing more disdainful attitudes to paraphilia as an identity, as an umbrella term for non-normative attractions. The general accusation typically is that “paraphilia” is stigmatizing and medicalizing language,…