Peter K

“I didn't feel born into the wrong body, I felt displaced in time and space. And since the rest of the world seemed to think I was perfectly suited to being a woman, I felt displaced from myself by association.”
― Avi Silver, Pluralities

“...It was still frightening for her. What halfway decent parent doesn't have a private burst of panic at the sight of their kid visibly deteriorating under the weight of existence?”
― Avi Silver, Pluralities

“I wondered if this was part of settling into adulthood, shedding the impulse to hate who we are. It was such a bewildering thing; most kids walked their world with full confidence in themselves, proudly announcing that everyone else had better get used to it. How did that get so eroded over the years? Why did we all end up having to learn how to be children again?”
― Avi Silver, Pluralities

“They looked that each other, the mysteries flowing between them like cosmic ley lines, and I felt nothing.”
― Avi Silver, Pluralities