Simosito

«Τί γάρ; Πᾶς ἔρως ὁ ἔρως;»
«Πάνυ γε»
This would say Socrates if he wanted to start an article on the topic we’ll consider.
Is every love love? More »

You all know that we’re super excited about the fund-raising for our conference on homophobia.
And since funds do not raise themselves, someone must dress himself all elegant, like a Bible seller / Jehovah witness, and go around moving people and opening their wallets.
So here I am Sunday morning in suit, tie, tiepin and fedora (and other pieces of clothing indispensable not to get arrested for indecent exposure but that one needn’t to list) deciding to enter whatever church I can find on my way back home, trying to move some vicar to compassion. More »

Experiment: go to the 1920s, take a tram, say out loud:«We spent the night together!». Watch the reaction.
Go back to present day, on a bus, shout:«Yes, we had wild sex, with handcuffs». No reaction, except the two nuns.
That’s it, isn’t it? If we speak scandal at the very best we give a fat reverend a stroke, it’s a nice manslaughter, but ordinary people don’t care. More »

Three kind of people go to a photography exhibition: those who stay 15 minutes in front of each photo, and then can tell you exposure time ISO and printing method, the ones who see a poster in the street and say: “Oh, a Doisneau exhibition, whoever he is I want to see that”, and people who follow the aforementioned hoping to find a (soul)mate.
That’s why the three of us wrote this review of Paris en Liberté (at Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Rome) together. More »