Relationship Anarchy and Individualism

Relationship Anarchy and Individualism

"Anarchism has never been an individualistic thinking. There exist individualist anarchists. They existed and still exist, but they are a minority.
Anarchist thought is a social, collective thought based on commitments, on a commitment to bring what each person can do and is able to contribute. And then each one only takes what they need from that collective project.

Well, here it would be something similar, but instead of being targeting large social structures, such as the State, which exercises a physical authority or the Church, which exercises a moral authority, or economic elites that also condition our life.

Well, those 3 questions that classical anarchism has challenged, has criticized, has put in its spotlight, here they move to everyday relationships, to the intimate, Including sex... but, above all, care, because in the end, our lives depend on us taking care of each other, and on who cares about who.
So the family bubble, heteronormative, reproductive which is the basic cell of care and responsibility in the hegemonic model, which is the monogamous system, is put under the magnifying glass, under scrutiny, as all forms of oppression, of power, control, and authority."

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