The Orgy Monologue: collective voices of sexuality, embodied as one.
"Why? I hear thou say, do we still speak in such old-fashioned words? We wish we wouldn’t. Yet forced we are. Because until the day where each and every one of us stands equal, without judgement, without conviction, without anxieties or fears, then such is the language we shall speak. For this is the language of the past and regrettably, it is in the past that we still dwell."
"Despite still living in a somewhat archaic world, we must speak up and fight against the prejudices our society still holds against the socially constructed notions of gender, sexuality and dominance. Sexuality, gender and identity, just like language itself, are not transfixed static elements but rather fluid ever-evolving notions."
"No one is trying to claim that the world should be genderfluid just as no one is declaring to see the abolition of sexes - the beauty doesn’t lie in the destruction of notions but rather in their acceptance."
