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@alyssa honestly probably the greatest lesson i took from reading derrida in college was the importance of the concept of “worthy of critique”

derrida and the people around him (de man, etc) believed that studying critiques of a text was essential to exposing its meaning (because only in the critique of a critique are you analysing the interpretive process itself, i.e. how meaning is formed or not formed from text)

so critiques, through a kind of double negative, become a really positive force, and something you only really direct at things you really like and want to form meaning around

@witchfynder_finder me reading bbc articles about the monarchy

@alyssa if it helps i’m pretty sure derrida only criticizes people he actually at least halfway agrees with

@aescling i discussed it in the final section of https://www.u2764.com/NFIC/2019-06-24/pride19/

@aescling makes me wonder if the corresponding enbies who are "hetero" towards both men and women is a meaningful demographic as well

@aescling anyway my experience with pansexuals is that they are absolutely do tend to be "what if we did bisexuality but made both parts of it gay" genderfluid types

@aescling my personal opinion is that wanting to be the thing they are attracted to is a big chunk of the reason why many lesbians even consider themselves women at all

@aescling fellas is it gay to want to be the thing you are attracted to?

@witchfynder_finder <del>they sure as heck didn’t do anything else</del>

@witchfynder_finder you mean every sect of jedi