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Opposite sex contest [blog]:
Unprotected Texts wants you to submit an original, previously unpublished, poem about being the opposite sex for a day or two.

This isn't about where you normally spend time on the gender/sexuality continuum. Girly girls and girly men, manly women, bi's, het's, gay folks—all—and more are encouraged to participate.

Feel free to tit-illate or dick-tate. Take any approach you want, my dear peeps.

Just keep the length of your texts reasonable. Say, 100 lines or less. It's not all about size, necessarily. And please, mark "opposite sex contest" in the subject line of your submission.

Previous winners are eligible to submit.

This entry was posted by Ivy on Sunday, November 14, 2004 at 11:01 PM. You can skip to the end and leave a response.

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