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  • 5 days ago | devonprice.medium.com | Devon Price

    A retrospective on Daniel Harris’ The Rise and Fall of Gay CultureI picked up a copy of Daniel Harris’ 1997 book The Rise and Fall of Gay Culture at an estate sale a few summers ago. Nestled on a shelf alongside self-published gay locker room erotica, original edition Beanie Babies, Robert Mapplethorpe photobooks, and dusty mosaic glass knickknacks, the book instantly pulled me into a world that I only got to inhabit with the dullest of proto-queer consciousness.

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

    When you recognize that you don’t have status or influence, it affects your self-concept — and your social behavior. I have been writing about shame for years now: where it comes from, how it operates physiologically, the various roles that it has played culturally and historically, evolutionary theories about the function it serves, the impact it has on fights to remedy systemic issues, and of course, a whole wide span of thinking about how an individual might overcome it.

  • 2 weeks ago | devonprice.medium.com | Devon Price

    Here’s to a passionate, fully human nonmonogamy where things aren’t always fair and people are needy. Though every relationship in my adult life has included periods of nonmonogamy, I have never really identified myself as a nonmonogamous or polyamorous person. My reasons for this are numerous, and not very enlightened. I do not know that I would describe my general pattern of being in nonmonogamous relationships a part of who I am, or a reflection of my true relationship goals.

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

    Imagining a better life can make you hyper-aware of all that you’re missing. A newly-out trans man living in a highly conservative and gender-repressive environment just wrote in, wondering why coming out to himself has suddenly made him so damn angry. Let’s discuss:(Note: Anon uses the phrase TMA to describe his girlfriend, which stands for transmisogyny-affected. Trans women are TMA; cis women, cis men, trans men, and nonbinary people who are not trans feminine are TME, or transmisogyny-exempt.

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

    It’s only human to need help — but we have to be able to admit it. Welcome back to Autistic Advice, a semi-regular advice column where I respond to reader questions about neurodiversity, accessibility, disability justice, and self-advocacy from my perspective as an Autistic psychologist. You can submit questions or suggest future entries in the series via my Tumblr ask box, or you can email questions to askdevonprice at gmail.

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Devon Price
Devon Price @drdevonprice
30 Dec 24

RT @MulgarLive: @litupemma Insane frame https://t.co/jADeC1cTSo

Devon Price
Devon Price @drdevonprice
30 Dec 24

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Devon Price
Devon Price @drdevonprice
18 Nov 24

RT @lisaquestions: here's the article I remember how people just outright reject any stats that allow trans women are oppressed as trans w…