Today, we visit a wonderful new website called Transformation Where Love Meets Social Justice.

I know, it sounds so romantic, doesn't it?

Love meets social justice, like Harry meets Sally, makes you think of love meeting social

justice at a party or a dance and the two of them running away together to form the kind

of relationship that ends with love explaining to the police that social justice didn't

really mean to hurt her.

He was just clowning around and things got out of hand.

The article on the website that caught my eye before I could manage to remove my eye

with a rusty nail was called How to Make Love Revolutionary by Josephine Headland.

Headland is a polysexual feminist PhD student who uses gender-neutral pronouns, so you know

that reading her article is going to improve your love life, if you're currently in a maximum

security prison, bunking with a weightlifter named Shiv.

Now many of you probably think of falling in love as that moment when you find yourself

magically attracted to someone in an explosion of erotic feeling that ultimately leads you

to long-lasting spiritual friendship and physical intimacy.

Silly you.

According to this article, quote, and these are all real quotes.

It is obvious that this sort of love actually works to uphold hetero and cisnormative

patriarchal, capitalist, and hierarchical structures in society.

If you are only attracted to able, mentally well, successful, cisgender, normatively beautiful

slim people from class-privileged backgrounds, then you are also upholding violent norms.

Instead, we should actively resist these norms by challenging who and what we find unattractive

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