... but it's one of my most favourite. A little while ago 
jinxremoving approached me to illustrate some articles for The Skinny that were broadly about bisexual issues. She sent me the roughs of a couple of the articles and I drew some pictures ...
The titles are the titles of the pictures -- not of the articles!
Ex with a feller!
Straight for British men...
Challenge or be silent?
I wanted to make the pictures positive, but the less positive one's probably what works best in context ... the articles are interesting pieces, too -- I was particularly taken by Sarah G's report of discovering herself "identifying as domestically lesbian but internationally bisexual" ... and rather amused to find myself thinking, in return -- "what, is there something wrong with British women?" Eh-heheheheh.
jinxremoving approached me to illustrate some articles for The Skinny that were broadly about bisexual issues. She sent me the roughs of a couple of the articles and I drew some pictures ... The titles are the titles of the pictures -- not of the articles!
Ex with a feller!
Straight for British men...
Challenge or be silent?
I wanted to make the pictures positive, but the less positive one's probably what works best in context ... the articles are interesting pieces, too -- I was particularly taken by Sarah G's report of discovering herself "identifying as domestically lesbian but internationally bisexual" ... and rather amused to find myself thinking, in return -- "what, is there something wrong with British women?" Eh-heheheheh.
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I think "it's complicated" is a bit of discouraging factor in that context. Not that I can't see the appeal of complexity in a general sense, but in this case it's just another barrier to something already surrounded by barriers.