How We/I Got Here, Part 1
I can use this graphic to talk about many many things. I will. Roberta has not ceased to think, and her thoughts include many sources. The basis of this brainstorming device goes all the way back to college, when I did my English honors thesis on two books, Fitzgerald’s Tender is the Night and Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse. I regarded them as equal works of genius. In studying them I was examining the difference between male and female experiences of time, one not better than the other but distinctly different. I got two female graders in an era when it was offensively incorrect to posit any difference between male and female but genitalia. I was denied honors on account of my ignorant perspective. We’ve come full circle. I will write more. I believe history suggests I was right then, and I have transitioned because I accept there is no future before us and the time-present mentality of the female is vitally important to my survival and my sense of security and peace of mind rig