That's why I think a politicized exploration
>of these relationships is foolish - statistics don't
>investigate the nuances behind them.

i'm not talking about "statistical" understanding. i'm talking about having a political analysis of choices made in "love relationships," wise or unwise. we live in a politicized world, both on micro and macro levels. so to ignore that politics are intrinsic to all relationships is actually foolish and and adhering to bourgeois notions of love and sex.

you can't resist most bourgeois understandings and adhere to their notions of love and sex.

that's all i'm saying.

peace.