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Love Sex and Intimacy Discussion
Read the class materials and answer the discussion questions
the response can be several sentences for each question
3/31’s reading:
Quarmby, “Disabled and Fighting for a Sex Life”
Moore, “What It’s Really Like to Tinder Date When You’re Disabled”
Burke, “How Dating Works When You’re Living with Blindness”
In addition to today’s readings, please screen The Undateables, a British television reality TV show that pairs disabled and neuro-atypical people with one another. The show may be found .
You should follow the story of Richard (Aspberger’s) and Penny (wheelchair). You may skip the segments about Luke (Tourette’s) if you prefer. It should take you about 30 mins.
Please note that the show deals with dating, sex, and other mature themes. There is some cursing, especially if you choose to watch Luke’s segments. The readings for this week also deal with sex and identity.
- Based on the Quarmby reading, what are some common stereotypes surrounding disabled people with regard to love, sex, and intimacy? Please provide a media example to illustrate you point.
- Did the Burke and Moore confirm or challenge stereotypes about the love lives of disabled people? What surprised you about those readings?
- Compare and contrast Molly or Kristin’s experiences with either Richard or Penny on The Undateables. What similarities do you see in terms of the challenges they face and their responses? What differences?
- The Undatables is a British television show. Do you think the show would be accepted by American audiences as is? What would have to change about it?
4/2’s reading:
Shadel, “A queer user’s guide to the wild and terrifying world of LGBTQ dating apps”
Ohara, “Looking for love on Tinder? Lesbians must first swipe past a parade of straight men”
Riotta, “Tinder still banning transgender people despite pledge of inclusivity”
- Based on the readings for 4/2, identify two or three limitation of dating apps for LGBTQ users.
- How does the technology behind dating apps contribute to the limitations?
- Take around 10 minutes to play. Then compare what you learn from the game to the readings. (If, after playing Monster Mash, you want to learn more about the game, click here:
- Do you think identity-specific apps (for instance, Jewish apps, gay apps, lesbian apps, apps for Asian people, etc.) might solve some of the problems the readings identify, or might they create more problems than they solve?
Both:
- (described in first 2 mins) and categorization play a big role in how dating apps work. What are some benefits and drawbacks of these processes?
- What is one way the readings for this week shaped your views about the representation of love, sex and intimacy in the media?
Love Sex and Intimacy Discussion
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Introduction 45-41 points
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Literature Support 91-84 points
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