Uh...WHAT, ita ! I think the response would be "No, but I am bi-curious -- as in "By the way, how is that at all relevant to my sleep issues?"
I have a sleep specialist and have participated in several sleep studies. MAYBE if you were closeted/had anxiety issues stemming from being gay, that might be relevant. I don't know the context of the convo.
But if it was something like "What's your sleep hygiene like? Are you gay -- you're really stoic!" it's kinda strange and off-putting...
Cass, look for a dojo that promotes self defense. There are many out there and it is a good introduction to martial arts. From my experience self defense dojos pull from various martial arts. Once the student has a better idea of what she likes, then she can find an art that best suits her.
Just pulled an apple crisp out of the oven. I'm trying to wait a bit before breaking into it. Don't need to burn my tongue no matter how tasty it is.
My sleep psych asked if I was gay. What's the polite way to say that "Since there is no sexual interest in either of us, and it's not bothering my sleep, my orientation is irrelevant."
Um, WTF? Good lord, woman. "Yes, I'm SUPER gay, but I am SO closeted I can't even tell YOU! OMG you solved my sleep issues! Like magic! I'm in love. Marry me?"
OH GOD, NOT AN ORGASM! NOT THAT!! ANYTHING BUT THAT!!!
Signed,
Brer Rabbit.
BTW, here is an essay from an outraged scifi novelist about the Penn State situation. I really liked it. And the fiction shout out at the end is really perfect.
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I read Scalzi's essay earlier, le nubian. If I were in charge of the world, everyone would have to read "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas," but what I thought of at the end of his essay was how few people in the story walk away.
Now I'm going to have trouble sleeping, as I ponder what relationship there could be between martial arts, stoicism, gayness and sleeplessness.
PS: Orgasms? Don't solve chronic insomnia. They just feel good.
OH GOD, NOT AN ORGASM! NOT THAT!! ANYTHING BUT THAT!!!
Signed,
Brer Rabbit.
BWAH! Okay, you seriously just made me snort.
Cass, look for a dojo that promotes self defense. There are many out there and it is a good introduction to martial arts. From my experience self defense dojos pull from various martial arts. Once the student has a better idea of what she likes, then she can find an art that best suits her.
Thank you.
Brer Rabbit
One would not want to offend your clearly delicate sensibilities.
Unrelated to absolutely everything before, I just read this article on the stereotyping of Asian men as weak or villainous.
As someone outside the Asian community, I think that Asian men in media are portrayed sexily, but unsexed. They are often really attractive, but are third in line (behind white guys and black guys) to get the girl. I'm not going to say there's
not
a problem with weakness or villainy, because it's certainly not my place to comment, I just thought it was really interesting and it's something new to look out for.