February 2012
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January 2012
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“Heterosexual” was actually coined in a letter at the same time as the word...”
– How “heterosexual” got its start – basically, as protest against discriminatory legislature on same-sex love. (via curiositycounts) IIRC, and I haven’t read the book in YEARS…. Doesn’t Susan Kay’s Erik use the word “homosexual”?  I remember some conversation...
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