Whenever the government asks me about my sex on forms by Mirena Rhee

Whenever the government asks me about my sex on forms

Whenever they ask I immediately think…

Why are my sexual organs or how do I use them any of your business?

In the interest of public disclosure I do have a vagina and it's in a pretty decent shape. That's all.

And I think, well, what do you mean?

Are you asking if I were born with a vagina?

Are you asking if I use my vagina regularly?

Are you asking if I use my vagina with a penis?

Are you asking if I prefer to have a vagina?

Are you asking me or you're telling me that I'll be using my vagina organs at work?

Are you asking me if I have the capacity to use my vagina?

Are you asking me if I want to use my vagina?

Are you asking me because you want me to use it at work?

Are you asking if I'm breeding?

Are you asking which side I'm on during breeding?

Are you straight up asking me if I want a dick?

What if I sport a vagina but I kind of fluctuate in my head, and that process has nothing to do with organs?

How do you know that I am not a robot?

The car culture destroyed American cities by Mirena Rhee

I always thought that using several tons of steel to move a single person from a to b is ridiculous. I can't imagine a bigger waste of resources like gas, ore, end road infrastructure to only have people confined and isolated to their car seats, couches, and office chairs. Millions of people strap themselves to their seats in their cars with belts, voluntarily imprisoning themselves in small coupes.

Don't take me wrong, when I lived in California I absolutely loved my car. I drove a Volkswagen and it was the only thing I shed a tear for when leaving.

In many cities there's nothing to do but eat, mostly sandwiched between a couch and a television, and the car.

In well developed cities you can stroll which is take a walk and look at landmarks and people without having to buy anything while simultaneously exercising.

One of my all time favorites is the Unfinished show at Met Bauer by Mirena Rhee

Unfinished show at the Met - favorite so far is a Van Gogh, painted just before he died.

I’d pick two rooms, one with a Van Gogh, another with Michelangelo, Leonardo and Van Eyck.

Can't imagine anything better than being in a room together with Michelangelo, Leonardo and Durer, with a Van Gogh across the hall.

After several centuries crowds gather enthralled by little pieces of cloth and wood with scribbles on them. A Leonardo is the size of a letter, Such is the power of art.

There are no chests filled with gold and emeralds, no food, apparently no one is naked, no clowns juggle in the halls, but everyone is quietly in a trance in front of these great albeit unfinished works. Such is the power of art.

There's also Rubens, El Greco, Rembrandt, Titian.