Devon Price

1 week ago | devonprice.medium.com | Devon Price

Ask questions, acknowledge your feelings — these are the growing pains of a radically new idea. I remember that I first encountered the concept of family abolition on Tumblr when I was about twenty-four or twenty-five years old, and that it made me massively uncomfortable. To remove the system of protection and nurturance that guide a young child’s life seemed to me to create a horrifying vacuum of meaning, into which absolutely anything could climb and take advantage.

3 weeks ago | devonprice.medium.com | Devon Price

Member-only storyAgainst the collective neglect of the young. Devon Price·Follow30 min read·--An adult mental health influencer refusing to engage in polite, public chit-chat with a minor. When I was in fourth grade, I made an America Online account. The handle I chose for myself was Batlover4, because I wanted to be a bat biologist when I grew up, and I was in the fourth grade. I started frequenting AOL’s game review community, the Antagonist Game Network (or ANT for short).

1 month ago | devonprice.medium.com | Devon Price

Member-only storyIt isn’t uniquely sacred or harmful. It’s just a part of life. Devon Price·Follow27 min read·--A couple sharing dessert— one partner is spoon-feeding the other a bite of tiramisu. Photo by Keriliwi on UnsplashImagine a world where we looked at having sex the same way we do going out dancing or grabbing dinner.

2 months ago | devonprice.medium.com | Devon Price

Sex is a buffet of endless, diverse options — and none of them are required. Devon Price·Follow24 min read·--Two queer men in leather at Folsom Street East 2007, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. I’ve gotten a few really great, conversation-provoking questions about sex & kink in my anonymous Tumblr ask box recently, so I’m taking a moment here to organize all my responses together.

Dec 2, 2024 | devonprice.medium.com | Devon Price

Here’s to a life precious with inconvenience and mess. Devon Price·Follow19 min read·--A photo of my living room, my new cat (!) laying on the floor beside the rug staring up at my chinchilla. For the last eighteen years (the entirety of my adult life), I have never lived in a place longer than twenty-four months.