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“In the sporadic but relentless mudslide of self-contempt that characterized those years, I decided that, not only wasn't I good in the sense of being a good boy, but I also wasn't good in the sense of being a good person.”
― Memoirs of an Addicted Brain: A Neuroscientist Examines His Former Life on Drugs
― Memoirs of an Addicted Brain: A Neuroscientist Examines His Former Life on Drugs
“An elk mother, cornered, will slash with her hooves and tear with her mouth and even offer the hope of her own hamstrings, and if none of that works, she'll rise again years and years later, because it's never over, it's always just beginning again.”
― The Only Good Indians
― The Only Good Indians
“...Generations of black men had been frequenting Mt. Morris since the Harlem Renaissance. Rumor had it that Countee Cullen ditched his wife after he and Harold Jackman made Mt. Morris their regular rendezvous in the late 1920s. In the time since, thousands upon thousands of Black men used their bodies to create this delicate, invisible web connecting the queers of old to newcomers like me.”
― My Government Means to Kill Me
― My Government Means to Kill Me
“So I loved my sister, but held that love loosely in my arms, anticipating its death and mourning it as it lived”
― My Government Means to Kill Me
― My Government Means to Kill Me
“Zee had only grinned at me when I was valuable to her. I'd go on to tangle with other bosses and authority figures, and that dynamic never changed. Affection never outlasted need. This was the first lesson the city taught me the hard way. The vast majority of us are merely pawns in someone else's game. Don't get defensive over this point. Embrace it. Once you do, you can begin to manipulate the board. Positioned correctly, pawns can checkmate kings.”
― My Government Means to Kill Me
― My Government Means to Kill Me
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