Gender Police – Act 1 Scene 2
Posted by eristhrottle
Scene 2
SETTING: Psychologist’s
office. Couch, sofa chair. Back
wall holds framed degrees and a
motivational poster (perhaps ’Hang
In There’ kitty or something
similar).
AT RISE: DR. SILVA sits in the sofa
chair, notepad in hand. LUCKY is
sitting forward on the couch,
twiddling hir thumbs, looking at
the floor.
DR. SILVA
Where do you think your dysphoria comes from?
LUCKY
Is that a serious question?
DR. SILVA
What makes you ask that?
LUCKY
I mean, how can you not know?
DR. SILVA
Well, for one, I’m not transexual.
LUCKY
I suppose you aren’t.
DR. SILVA
Do you plan to undergo reassignment surgery?
LUCKY
Thought about it. Nah. Not for me. Maybe breast
implants. But, if I’m honest, I don’t think I can give up
the convenience of standing up to pee.
DR. SILVA
What about your sex life?
LUCKY
What about it?
DR. SILVA
Does your gender dysphoria interfere with sexual encounters?
LUCKY
(scoffing)
Well, what the fuck do you think?
DR. SILVA
It’s a simple question, no need for hostility. Perhaps we
should wrap up for the day. You seem tired.
LUCKY
Bitter, more like...but it’s all the same really.
DR. SILVA
Same time next week? Perhaps we’ll make some actual
progress then.
LUCKY
(aside)
Don’t get your hopes up.
exit LUCKY
CURTAIN
About eristhrottle
AFAB genderqueer anarchist with a penchant for traveling, herbalism, and living free. I prefer existence over subsistence and work with my lovely partner, Lucky, to make sustainable existence doable for those who tell us we can't.Posted on July 27, 2013, in Uncategorized and tagged Act I, anarchy social justice, Gender Police, generqueer, LGBTQ, LGBTQ play, LGBTQ writing, non-binary, play, playwriting, Queer, Queer play, Queer writing, Scene 2, trans*, writing. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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