middle ground between identity and fluidity

The text raises concerns about the feasibility and potential dangers of rejecting fixed identities altogether

proliferation of identities rather than challenging fixed categories.

inking may only be accessible to certain individuals who do not conform to societal norms, while others may need to pass as "normal" to support dependents

may reinforce a romanticized version of queer identity, which can overlook the experiences of lesbians and women.

focus on identity can be limiting and disconnected from broader social issues.

ubversion that challenges traditional gender norms and promotes the mixing of multiple identities.

gender and sexual identity are not natural or fixed, but rather performative and constructed.

f "queer" politics, which rejects fixed identities and embraces unpredictability.