Cass Bobbitt

“The man was no diabolical genius. He was your run-of-the-mill incel whom I caught picking his nose in the courtroom. More than once.”
― Jessica Knoll, Bright Young Women

“Looking toward the future, Yvie has many aspirations. “I want to get back to the root of everything, even before drag, that I have ever wanted to do. And now doing it with this realization that it’s not going to—this sounds negative—but it’s not going to change my life. Anything I do could change my life, but I’m not looking for something to complete me anymore, which has allowed me a lot more joy in putting things together. I want to do everything I’ve ever wanted to do. I want to be an artist, I want to be a dancer, I want to be a comic and a singer, I want to have a podcast. I want to be a reclusive Playboy billionaire. Well, a multihundred thousandaire will work. I want to be sexy and dumb. I want to do film, and television and stage productions. I’d love to do interviews and write books. I think this world is absolutely terrible, and I have absolutely no hope for the future as a concept. Which makes me just want to do whatever I want to do right now, whatever sounds good right now.”
― Yvie Oddly, All About Yvie: Into the Oddity

“Hanging out with different friends dilated my personality like a peacock fanning its tail.”
― Marisa G. Franco, Platonic: How the Science of Attachment Can Help You Make—and Keep—Friends

“None of us wants to be misunderstood, but when we downplay our feelings, we invite misunderstanding.”
― Marisa G. Franco, Platonic: How the Science of Attachment Can Help You Make—and Keep—Friends