groups described in this section?
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groups described in this section?
KOK ok
3. How do you look out for and support other members of your community, especially
when it comes to sex?
KK Ok
4. What lessons from your sexuality do you think are applicable to people who don't
share your sexual tastes?
4a. Are there pieces from this section that feel relevant to you, even if they aren't talking
about your experience or preferences?
te ok ok
5. What are the overarching patterns that you see within the pieces in this section? How
are these disparate topics relevant to each other?
Sa. If some of these pieces are about people you have trouble relating to, then can you
think of ways you could relate better to those people?
KK ok
SECTION 3:
Making It Complicated
In which we really get into it.
KOKO
When I think of this section, I think of:
People's ability to understand their own emotional and physical experiences and
sensations is limited by what is safe to ask or know, what systems of interpretation they
have received for screening that raw material, and whether they find it possible to
connect with anyone who thinks differently about these matters.
~ Pat Califia
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