*facepalm*

[trouble]

It just occurred to me that I gave an interview about sex and disability to my school newspaper. Using my real name. That talked about my sex life. That my classmates might read.

*headdesk* *headdesk* *headdesk*

At least I only grade papers, instead of teach a class. What was I thinking?

[I mean, other than my desire to remind people that people with disabilities can be sexual and all that jazz, but aaaaa!]

Comments

[From: jesse_the_k]

Here, you can borrow my desk in case yours gets dented.

(Also, best tag ever.)

(Could be time to try out that nifty new name and face you've been holding in reserve…)

[edited because the internet has destroyed my ability to use apostrophes.]

[From: sara]

My honest advice? If they end up using it in a way that bothers you, and anyone brings it up, I'd laugh it off and say something about how newspaper articles always get it wrong.

Having been in the local paper a few times, I can promise you that no matter what you say, they'll do something screwy with it anyhow. Last time I was in the paper, I was represented as having said the exact opposite of what I'd been saying to the reporter. *shrug*

[From: (Anonymous)]

Argh.

Oh well, at this stage all you can do is laugh it off if they rib you about it.

[From: chaosinabox]

Oh, pish tosh. It's college! I'm sure it's nothing worse than what the average readers experiment with on Friday night after a couple of beers. Who knows? It might even teach them a thing or two!

(Which I'm sure was the original intent of the article, but I'm trying to be all sexual innuendo-y.)

[From: scemo]

*patpat* It'll be ok. :) No one'll care.

Think Positive!

[From: willow]

Don't you hve sex with sexy sexy Don of the sexy sexy wheelchair? Maybe you'll ge tthreesome offers!

:p

*hugs*

You're honest, frank, Anna, hon. Anyone getting jumbly may likely be told by -others- to get over themselves.

[From: ase]

Aw, it'll be okay! It's college, people are too busy experimenting to notice what their TAs are doing. Like other people said, if it's too much, you can blame the paper for getting it wrong.