Prologue
Most human vice is little more than misdirected curiosity. I understand that, above all, what people are pushing at is Me.
Most human vice is little more than misdirected curiosity. I understand that, above all, what people are pushing at is Me.
After a few occurrences like this, I learn not to say yes every time.
Whenever I snort a few lines, I run around like a chicken with its head cut off, except I’m more of a know-it-all.
This time it was harder to find him.
I may be a teenage runaway and a lesbian, but I’ve still got my smarts.
Five days into the new year and life looks like shit.
How will I survive this?
It’s a voice I remember: low, throaty, boyish but female.
See, now I finally get it that Girl #2 has always been around — she was just in hiding.
But most nights I am far, far away from you.
This year, I feel much older and less excited and less connected somehow, like the mushy slushy snow has perverted my Christian sensibilities.