Tag Archives: gender

Gender Is A Social Disease*

Posted on March 24, 2012 by panoptical

Unsurprisingly, yet another Georgian man has completely failed to comprehend my point in discussing gender roles in Georgia. This is unsurprising for two reasons: 1. My opinion about gender threatens the system that benefits Georgian men at the expense of … Continue reading →

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Sex in Georgia: The Anniversary

Posted on October 9, 2011 by panoptical

One year ago today, I published a blog post called “Sex in Georgia.” The ensuing shitstorm changed my life (mostly for the better). Let this post be considered a retrospective, a reevaluation, an update. Things change, things stay the same. … Continue reading →

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Gender in Georgia

Posted on October 5, 2011 by panoptical

I had something of a revelation today. I was reading a blog that talked about this blog – specifically about my sex and gender related posts – and the author had this to say: There is a TLG (Teach and … Continue reading →

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My attempt to be somewhat more informative

Posted on September 3, 2010 by panoptical

I thought I’d just sort of free-write a list of things about Georgia that I have observed that one who doesn’t live here might not know. First and foremost, people in Georgia often want to relax and have a good … Continue reading →

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