ENOUGH: Some Would Call It Rape
A Rumpus series of work by women, trans, and nonbinary writers that engages with rape culture, sexual assault, and domestic violence.
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...moreI used to be able to teach sex without thinking about sex.
...moreViolence can be turned around, turned into pleasure, or an act of freedom, or an act of defiance.
...moreShe introduced me to the ugly of religion and to the beauty of the world.
...more“We knew things were wrong then,” she says, “but we didn’t know how, or why.”
...moreThe only way to guarantee a secret is for the only person to know about it be you.
...moreA Rumpus series of work by women and non-binary writers that engages with rape culture, sexual assault, and domestic violence.
...moreA Rumpus series of work by women and non-binary writers that engages with rape culture, sexual assault, and domestic violence.
...moreThe more first-time stories I heard, the longer I was willing to wait.
...more“No one knows how to handle it,” I tell her, but I can see she’s angry and I’m speaking into the wind.
...moreSexual politics run through the very veins of this show. They are its blood, and they know how to get the female viewer’s heart pumping.
...moreIt will be red like your neighbor’s convertible. And like that convertible, there will be a spreading open, an exposure of vulnerable flesh.
...moreHi there! We’re the two brunettes who hate sex. Sara-Kate hates sex because it’s too aerobic—she once sprained her foot. She lives in Kips Bay, loves candy, and wears exclusively rompers. Elisa Jordana hates sex because she abhors the human penis and all its functions. Not a fan of balls, either. She lives on the […]
...moreWith these young women, I no longer slip in and out of places undetected. With them, my cloak of invisibility—my only known superpower—has been removed.
...moreLeigh Stein discusses her new memoir, Land of Enchantment, co-founding Out of the Binders, and why most of her projects begin as “an idea that someone else pushes back on.”
...moreWhen you arrived, you reached under the mat to pick up the keys in an envelope. Inside, a note on the kitchen counter said help yourself to anything in the pantry or fridge.
...moreArtist and author Phoebe Gloeckner talks about her semi-autobiographical novel The Diary of a Teenage Girl, just adapted into a film starring Kristen Wiig and Alexander Skarsgard, and what she’s working on now.
...moreClearing those pages plain, I’d make time fall away and distance shorten impossibly, fold upon fold, until the page was no longer a record of our histories but an origami swan.
...moreAnd because I had all of that ice to think about, it was difficult to understand what my gynecologist was saying about what he had just done inside of my body.
...moreThe world will end in a matter of hours… unless Lowboy can lose his virginity.
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