Sun 김선 Sailor

1 day ago

Dei’s Second Day

zzzzoooit. Dei hears the zipping zoom of a tiny insect. “ — !” floats on the air but is too soft for her ears to make any sense of. “ — !” again, just a murmur. “D — ! D — eh! Dei! Dei!” Dei begins to clearly hear now…

Science Fiction

5 min read

Published in Hot Orange

·4 days ago

The transgender focus of the Democratic Party means that …

… if you are an adjective-less woman, the Democrats do not actually care about YOU. Transgender Women Do Not Have Wombs, thus, it’s much easier to (seemingly) put up a fight for them than it is to actually fight for all of us. Originally published at http://www.tkscm.com.

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The transgender focus of the Democratic Party means that …

… if you are an adjective-less woman, the Democrats do not actually care about YOU.

Transgender Women Do Not Have Wombs,

thus, it’s much easier to (seemingly) put up a fight for them than it is to actually fight for all of us.

Originally published at http://www.tkscm.com.

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Published in Petty Report Card

·4 days ago

Tales from a Community of White-Jesus Subscribers

What I learned during my time as a White “Subscriber of Christ”: ignorance over knowledge self above others feelings over facts god over country I grew up in the tiny mountain town of Basalt, Colorado (technically, our house was in the 81623 zip code of Carbondale, Colorado, but I attended…

White Privilege

8 min read

Published in Petty Report Card

·6 days ago

My White, catholic-raised, evangelical jesus-subscribing mother-in-law, spits in my face, ‘I hope you get raped.’

“You’re living in sin!” the voice of Anne Marie Moseley haunts me. I have three mothers, and she is one of them. She continues, “How dare you not use your body as the vessel GOD intended! It is your purpose to use your womb, nothing more. Motherhood is the ultimate…

8 min read

Published in Petty Report Card

·Jun 24

Sorry to Break it to you, but your Soul is already Broke :’(

At 0821, I had a revelation — yesterday morning — while we (the bodybuddy/lifemate and I) were riding our bikes home from errand running after our night shift at our part-time job (yes, I, too, am currently employed [part-time and for reasons that this is not about], but I am…

6 min read

Published in Petty Report Card

·Jun 14

In Good Company w/ Orphans, Orphanhood, the Orphan Trope, Lazy Writing, and (Why do we really care — so much — about) ‘The Batman’?

[UNRELATED ANNOUNCEMENT: Quick request here to any reader who may be reading this, and who has an Instagram account. I am curious to know if anyone would be willing to DM a link of my website to 정호연 (Jung Ho Yeon). I know this is a weird ask, but I…

7 min read

Published in Petty Report Card

·Jun 3

a Sailor’s Log №22.05M01 + some thoughts on some stuff, aka, 2022 May Twitterless Tweets, &c.

Are you ready for Orbital Living? re Ozark (the Netflix serial) I can’t help but feel as if the show specifically depicts a marriage when it has, ultimately, failed. re the “American Melting Pot” … more like, the American Gauntlet re Arrival the point at which I realize that…

1 min read

Published in Hot Orange

·Jun 3

2022 MAY READS | Books 28–33/80

What? I like to read. Month Goal: 6/8 Year Goal: 33/80 1. The Seed Keeper by Diane Wilson Fiction Wilson, D. | 2021 | 372 pages 2. This Is Your Mind On Plants by Michael Pollan Nonfiction 581.6 POL | 2021 | 288 pages 3. Raccoon by Daniel Heath Justice Nonfiction 599.7632 JUS | 2021…

Books And Authors

1 min read

May 27

Dei’s First Day

The air smells distinctly of shortbread; their favorite — of their mother’s baked goods. And then an infusion of lavender and a diffusion of something they do not recognize, fills their senses and surrounds them. Looking over their left shoulder, back across the green green grass, toward what looks to…

9 min read

May 25

In Seven Parts — Book Three* Sketches: The Monitors, Dei, The Listmaker’s Ranch, The Barn, and of course, Ladybug

If you have no idea from whence we came, you can read Red & Blue Make Green (book one) on amazon, and read Bromides (book two) on medium. Part I The Monitors are a set of Bromides who monitor the passing of day to night, night to day. Existing roughly…

8 min read

Sun 김선 Sailor

Sun 김선 Sailor

founder/owner & 선장 at tkscmlimited.com + lopsiii.com — writings are broadcast from tkscm.com

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