From the second issue of XY I ever owned, #27, titled Skewl.
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From the second issue of XY I ever owned, #27, titled Skewl.

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A pearl of wisdom this morning from my girlfriend: "When you're a faggot transsexual, there's only so 'normal' you can ever get."
i would like to formally thank one of my childhood babysitters, Jennifer, for further cementing my burgeoning faggotry by showing me both Death Becomes Her and The Bodyguard when i was about 8

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I felt like my own life was twisting and rushing just out of my grasp. I was waiting for something to drop like a mile-long boulder on top of me or on top of my life. I wanted a radical shift to occur so I could have a few minutes' peace or experience the silencing of my brain. I wanted to be another person living a quiet farm life in a foreign culture. I wanted to wake up and find that I was five years old and my parents and neighbors would say "My, my, what an imagination." I wanted to be physically erased and start over again. I didn't want to be here. I guess I wanted to be nowhere, I wanted to listen to my brain talk inside of nothingness. I wanted to be untouchable and have no need.
David Wojnarowicz, Close to the Knives
At this point in my life, if I happen to make friends with straight cis people, that’s fine, I guess, but it’s not really something in which I’m particularly interested.
you say that you’ve “never had a moment when a diva saved my life”
and yet, you call yourself a faggot
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