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When I was 8 was when I first cared deeply for a tower. I loved driving by my favorite structures and admiring their size, shape and beauty. When did you first realize you were attracted to non-human objects?Ī: I always had a liking for big tall objects (namely architecture) growing up. I am also part of LGBT+ as I'm a lesbian, but when I'm amongst those groups I tend to not mention the objectum sexuality part as it is judged by most people. It is all the same: love is love.ī: I hope it will be accepted, I have known some LGBT+ people have said they accept it into LGBT+ but other ones will say it's an excuse for bad sexual relationships. Some humans cannot seem to understand how a person could love a building or a bridge or a car so deeply, the same way a human can love another human. I think, though, that LGBT is understood more because it is humans with humans. It is all the same: love is love.ĭo you believe this reaction from the mainstream public is specific to ‘object sexuality’ or extends from a wider sense of heteronormativity, and the requisite rejection of non-normative sexual orientations? Do you have hope that, with time, more widespread acceptance will come?Ī: I absolutely hope that people can accept OS like LGBT is becoming more accepted these days.
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I keep it to a small group of friends at school (sixth form) but online I have a wider amount of friends that know. Once one person has been told off, always another will come. Public shame hasn’t really repressed me from expressing my feelings.ī: I have been bullied all my life on-and-off for loving buildings.
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Passers-by have even heard me talking to my building and they never said anything. As for passers-by or other people, no one has ever confronted me or made fun of me that I know of. They never mocked me or anything, they just accept I love my building. I believe at least once, or maybe a few times they have seen me kiss or be affectionate with him, and they just make comments to me on how much they know I love and care about him. My main building, I know the maintenance men who take care of him, and they know of my deep love for my building. Luckily with the buildings I have shown affection to, people either don’t see me being affectionate to them or they don’t mind. First of all, I was wondering if you could relate any public experiences of that and how it made you feel? Has fear of public shame led you to repress your sexuality?Ī: I can relate to it a little bit. I know that, in the past, public admissions of an object-sexual orientation have been met sometimes with disdain or mockery.