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LOVE and SEX
LOVE and DEATH
DEATH and SEX SEX and MONEY DEATH and MONEY
LOVE and MONEY
SEX and LIFE
LIFE and MONEY
LIFE and DEATH Out of our minds with - love.

-We should do our best to become gay; there is no need to insist on seeing ourselves as homosexual human beings.

-They must invent yet undefined relations A-to-Z.Relations such as constitute friendship.In other words, the sum
of all things pleasing to one another.

-It seems to me that the homosexual lifestyle is far more "perplexing" to people than the sexual act itself . . .

-Imagining a sexual act that does not conform to law or nature does not unsettle people. Rather, the problem is
that individual human beings start to love each other. This ruptures the void of the institution.

-Institutionalized codes cannot allow relations that try to short the institution from within, to introduce "love" into
places where there ought to be law and rules and customs.

-Homosexuality is just as unpleasant as heterosexuality.

-To question our relation to homosexuality means not merely embracing desires for sexual relations with
persons of the same sex, but also longing for a world in which such relations are possible.

-The next issue directed at us brings an unavoidable challenge. Which is, what sort of games are there to be
played, and how do we go about inventing a game?

reference;
Michel FOUCAULT:
"De l'amitie comme mode de vie" , in Gai Pied Hebdo, No.126, 30 juin 1984.

- M. Foucault

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