Author: Kathryn Maese-Loutzenheiser

Platonic Love and Adamantium-Based Mountains

Published by Kathryn Maese-Loutzenheiser

On Valentine’s Day, the online newsmagazine Wear Your Voice: Intersectional Feminist Media published the article “Platonic Love: Relationships Are More than Just Sex.” (http://wearyourvoicemag.com/2016/02/12/platonic-love-relationships-just-sex/) hyperlink? The article goes into the importance and complexity of platonic relationships and creates the space to understand connections that may not fit perfectly into predetermined categories of friendships or romantic […]

Asexuality 2.0

Published by Kathryn Maese-Loutzenheiser

Last year, I wrote an article affirming my identity as asexual and bi/panromantic. I included the perpetual onslaught of moments in my life where I was directly or indirectly made to feel that there was something inherently wrong with me. I included these moments to combat them, to strongly state that I am right in […]

OKCupid Adventures

Published by Kathryn Maese-Loutzenheiser

So I’m on OkCupid. Originally, I saw my roommate on Tinder and thought that it looked fun to collect hot people but my Windows Lumia phone couldn’t support the app. Recently, I found the knockoff version of Tinder for Windows, or 6tin, and quickly became bored with it. Social anxiety coupled with not much information […]