Rebecca Jones
@remembermyhat.bsky.social
Professor of Sociology, Sexuality and Ageing at the Open University, UK (she/her). Also often tweeting and retweeting about: academic writing | SRHR and sex ed | creative methods | Long Covid/Chronic Fatigue
Oh yes, I'd forgotten them, thank you. Great suggestion.
October 23, 2025 at 11:23 AM
Oh yes, I'd forgotten them, thank you. Great suggestion.
... gender and are going on about biological differences in sexual responses in a way I don't think is helpful. I'm also wanting something sex-positive (or sex-neutral).
October 23, 2025 at 10:41 AM
... gender and are going on about biological differences in sexual responses in a way I don't think is helpful. I'm also wanting something sex-positive (or sex-neutral).
It's a horribly common name!
May 14, 2025 at 1:20 PM
It's a horribly common name!
Wrong person tagged, I think. I'm not a lib dem (am a trans ally though).
May 14, 2025 at 10:58 AM
Wrong person tagged, I think. I'm not a lib dem (am a trans ally though).
That seesaw from passivity to activity is affective work, so tiring. Independence is limited for everyone in a highly regulated context like an airport, but more feels better. So I do understand why 'independence' is so important as people age, however much I also want to problematise it.
April 15, 2025 at 12:29 PM
That seesaw from passivity to activity is affective work, so tiring. Independence is limited for everyone in a highly regulated context like an airport, but more feels better. So I do understand why 'independence' is so important as people age, however much I also want to problematise it.
are frequent. Today I got taken to the wrong gate - only a short distance from the right one, so not a problem for me - but I had to mentally shift a gear from 'I am passively waiting on the special assistance benches' to 'hang on, we should be boarding by now, I need to take the initiative' [contd]
April 15, 2025 at 12:29 PM
are frequent. Today I got taken to the wrong gate - only a short distance from the right one, so not a problem for me - but I had to mentally shift a gear from 'I am passively waiting on the special assistance benches' to 'hang on, we should be boarding by now, I need to take the initiative' [contd]
that I am made mostly dependent. Sometimes I experience that as helpful care: staff are usually lovely & I appreciate the reduced cognitive load of navigating the systems. But it's always anxiety-provoking too because it's not personalised care and feels so inflexible. And mistakes/problems [cont'd]
April 15, 2025 at 12:29 PM
that I am made mostly dependent. Sometimes I experience that as helpful care: staff are usually lovely & I appreciate the reduced cognitive load of navigating the systems. But it's always anxiety-provoking too because it's not personalised care and feels so inflexible. And mistakes/problems [cont'd]
That picture doesn't look as if we are open to ducks though. The poor creature is shut out from the common room trying to get in!
April 11, 2025 at 3:28 PM
That picture doesn't look as if we are open to ducks though. The poor creature is shut out from the common room trying to get in!