Robyn Ochs
Speaker • Teacher • Writer • Activist
Category: News & Updates
On Attraction and Identity Labels
There are so many different types of attraction, and yet we sometimes try to squeeze all that complexity into these little words like… ‘I’m straight.’ ‘I’m gay.’ ‘I’m bi.’ In fact, true understanding requires a conversation, not just one word. Robyn Ochs
Straight Could Have Been Your Phase
“I loved the quote you said, that ‘straight could have been your phase’ and I also loved seeing you, simply because you’re older and bisexual and I’ve never seen that (in society).” – Halie, a student in Kentucky
Let’s Work Together
“Rather than debating which single label all of us with multi-gender attraction should use, let’s work together to hold space for ALL nonbinary sexualities.Bisexual, biromantic, pan, queer, omnisexual, multisexual & more: I celebrate you during Bi Visibility Month & every day.” Robyn Ochs
Now Booking
Robyn Ochs is booking now! Available for online and in-person workshops, keynotes, conferences, panels, trainings, and more. Lear more at robynochs.com/linktree.
September 2021 Engagements
Some new, last-minute speaking engagements so I’m putting out this revised list of what’s on my schedule for the rest of #BiVisibilityMonth: Sept 9th – Tower Hill’s LGBTQ+ Pride Sept 14th – Center Club Sept 20th – NAGLY Sept 21st – Paylocity Sept 22nd… Continue Reading “September 2021 Engagements”
BWQ call for Submissions – Fall 2021
Fall 2021 – BODIES Bi Women Quarterly: Call for Submissions Let’s return to the topic of bodies—our own bodies, our embodied connections, body image, gendered bodies, health and (dis)ability, socially distanced bodies, virtual bodies, changing bodies, attraction, and sexuality.Share your reflections on embodied experiences… Continue Reading “BWQ call for Submissions – Fall 2021”
Surviving and thriving is a form of activism
“If you are LGBTQ+, existing proudly and unapologetically in public is a form of activism. Surviving and thriving is a form of activism.” Robyn Ochs
It’s i-dentity not you-dentity
It’s I-dentity not YOU-dentity. Respect people’s right to self-define. Our choice of label(s) is deeply personal. Robyn Ochs
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