I'm a nerdy, queer, boy in a dress, aspiring drag queen, feminist, atheist, anarcho-syndicalist guy living in the not-deep-south. I enjoy reading or watching science fiction/fantasy, deep drama's, absurdest comedies, and political or sociological theory. I am very into hip-hop, folk punk, hardcore, post hardcore, post rock, freak folk, country, or any other music that catches my ear. I am currently exploring what it means to be male. I hope you have fun. On the unbelievably slim chance you would like to send me a present
People I really hate to talk to on the phone for work:
Bostonians, specifically Massholes.
Texans
bubbas from the Carolina’s
People from New Jersey
Rich folks
I will never not get chills listening to “Runaway”
When that solo piano note starts to change pitch and morph into a melody, then holds until that lovely bassline and distorted shouting comes in out of the blue I am blown away. I stand by Kanye as one of the most talented musicians of last last 50 years.
Forcing someone out of the closet is fucking despicable, celebrity or not. Queer celebrities do not owe us their rights, in a hollywood that debated last year if a gay man can convincingly play straight outing can still hurt a career as badly as it does for every day queers. Every reason a non famous person has for staying in the closet still exist for famous people. This is a dangerous, vile game to play.
