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I am originally from New York City but moved with my family to Ohio when I was a baby. I grew up there and left for New York when I was in my early twenties. Now I'm almost 40, and I'm completely identified with being a New Yorker. Perhaps it's ironic but I feel safest in an urban setting. I love the diversity, and it's a great place to be queer!
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Oh, gosh. I've fibbed, but I can't think of anything that sticks out to me - like a big whopper or anything. Maybe something along the lines of telling someone she was pretty when she really wasn't my type at all. I hate hurting someone's feelings, although not being truthful about that sort of thing is probably more hurtful in the end.
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I guess my first experience with anyone at 21 sort of made me feel like I was behind everybody else, if that makes sense. It didn't help any that I was at an all female college, with all sorts of pretty girls around, yet pretty much living like a nun. Not by choice, mind you. That make sense? Sue |
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07-03-2012, 08:20 PM
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Fun thread! I'll take a truth, please!
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Judging from the number of underlined passages and notes I've scribbled in the margins, I'd have to say Boys of My Youth by Jo Ann Beard. I get engrossed in her life stories, but she's such a finely crafted writer that I'm just as fascinated by how she's telling them. It's like being caught up and amazed by some spectacular magic trick, while simultaneously getting to see (and be just as amazed) by how it's done. On the fiction side, I'd have to say the Complete Collection of Carson McCullers for much the same reason--I like appreciating the craft as much as the plot.
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