In this chapter, Kim V. L. England discusses the challenges and ethical considerations in conducting feminist and poststructuralist geography, particularly in fieldwork. She emphasizes the importance of reflexivity and positionality in understanding the spatial fabric of everyday life and the complexities of social relations. England reflects on her own experiences conducting research on lesbians in Toronto, highlighting the ethical dilemmas and power dynamics involved. She questions the role of the researcher in the research encounter, the nature of power relations, and the potential for appropriation of marginalized voices. England argues that while reflexivity is crucial for self-awareness and critical inquiry, it cannot eliminate the inherent power imbalances in fieldwork. She concludes by advocating for a more open and honest approach to research, acknowledging the partial and situated nature of understanding "others" and the importance of integrating the researcher's positionality into the research process.In this chapter, Kim V. L. England discusses the challenges and ethical considerations in conducting feminist and poststructuralist geography, particularly in fieldwork. She emphasizes the importance of reflexivity and positionality in understanding the spatial fabric of everyday life and the complexities of social relations. England reflects on her own experiences conducting research on lesbians in Toronto, highlighting the ethical dilemmas and power dynamics involved. She questions the role of the researcher in the research encounter, the nature of power relations, and the potential for appropriation of marginalized voices. England argues that while reflexivity is crucial for self-awareness and critical inquiry, it cannot eliminate the inherent power imbalances in fieldwork. She concludes by advocating for a more open and honest approach to research, acknowledging the partial and situated nature of understanding "others" and the importance of integrating the researcher's positionality into the research process.