Its why I know her name.

I see...

not that lesbian, if I remember correctly.

there was some free sex drama within the SLA

horseback riding is fun for the bourgeois revolutionaries. 😄

"Commisar Yolanda" probably enjoyed feeling like a red army cavalry field marshal.

@TaLoN132 8 years for a murderer is pretty lenient

@busillis not for these people.

Yeah... She and her husband came to the Bay area from Indiana. She started volunteering at a prison and met Cinque (sp?). They ended up with an open marriage and she became one of Cinque's concubines (essentially). That's what was so startling to me - it didn't match up the lesbian I had known.

@TaLoN132 why?

or...elaborate? What didnt match up.

Her being owned by the general field marshal, and latering being an angry lesbian?

She was a grandmotherly type - in appearance only. A little temperamental, but not militant. She and her partner would come to company gatherings. They kind of kept to themselves, but she was a little abrasive, anyways. She was pretty stern. I remember asking her about her background a few times, because she could not answer some of the questions that I was asking her - and she was my Subject Matter Expert.

She didn't like being questioned.

what kind of business was this, if you dont mind me asking?

Entertainment software development... She was supposed to be an expert in Rights Licensing systems, because she was a manager that helped implement and maintain a system at Disney.

hahaha!

of course it had to be Disney! 😄

wonderful!

but the mismatch between sex-slave and angry lesbian is confusing? Want me to explain it?

it was common in the Lx scene of the 60ies, 70ies and partly the 80ies.

for ideological reasons.

Why didnt you mention this sooner, @TaLoN132 Small world and all. 🙂

It's not something that comes up in regular conversation.

Maybe not in your existence. 😄

You should thank the bomber @Doc

anyways...Emily is one of those females who payed her church taxes for her bourgeois whiteness, by making her vagina available to the suppressed black man. Its one of the ways the maoist Lx can have absolution.

The more suppressed (antisocial) the black male is, the better.

I think part of the mismatch for me was that Emily reminded me (in appearance) of my mother. My mother was around the same age.

haha!

Damn... If you said that in public you might be canceled.

I say this regularly in the paper.

Only because it's true

I am sometimes front page news for this reason.

Not cancelled yet. Though...I have 0 net presence.

And I usually only speak of these people when asked.

In this case, we have a common acquaintance.

Commissar Yolanda. 😄

@TaLoN132 was your mother a 68-er?

hippie/Lx?

No... She was square. Grew up a military brat, met my dad towards the end of HS and they were married in 6 months - thinking my Dad was going to Vietnam. I was born 10 months later. Mom was 19 and dad had just turned 20. A few years later, we were stationed in Athens, Greece and my Dad managed to avoid Vietnam altogether.