COLONIAL EMOTIONAL ORDER

WHAT CHANGES IN UNGENDERED FLOW

When grief is ungendered:

tears no longer belong to women

crying is no longer shameful

emotion is no longer assigned or extracted

grief can move instead of stagnate

Flow replaces containment.
Relation replaces blame.

This is the condition Lloronequis creates.

FROM LLORONEQUIS TO QUEERIDA

If Lloronequis names how grief moves,
Queerida names how we relate once it does.

Lloronequis clears the blockage.
Queerida shapes what becomes possible afterward.

QUEERIDA AS RELATIONAL ETHIC

Queerida is not romance.
It is not sentimentality.
It is not possession.

Queerida is love after domination is refused.

Where coloniality taught:

love as ownership

love as control

love as hierarchy

Queerida insists on:

reciprocity

tenderness without capture

connection without erasure

THE SEQUENCE MATTERS

Grief must move
before love can be ethical.

When tears are suppressed, love becomes distorted—
clinging, consuming, fearful, violent.

Lloronequis restores circulation.
Queerida restores relation.

LLORONEQUIS + QUEERIDA

Together they form an emotional ethic:

Lloronequis allows grief to surface and flow

Queerida teaches us how to stay with one another once it does

One releases.
The other binds—without trapping.

One is water returning to earth.
The other is how we touch without harm.

THIS IS THE COUNTER-STORY

Coloniality said:

Crying women are dangerous.
Love must dominate to survive.

Lloronequis and Queerida respond:

Grief is communal.
Love is responsibility, not possession.

This is not metaphor.
This is practice.

WHY THIS PAIRING MATTERS

Without Lloronequis, love bypasses pain.
Without Queerida, grief reopens harm.

Together, they form:

an ethics of feeling

a decolonial nervous system logic

a way of relating beyond domination