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"The first time he’d been caught, he was fourteen. His father walked in on him standing in front of a full-length mirror in nothing but black stockings, like the kind Spanish girls wore under jean miniskirts and leather boots, tripping-tipsy on calimocho."

-- "Pain's Wake"

"Alone, in that dark hotel room, the noise from the beach finally quieting, I questioned for the first time whether all dependence should be counted as loss."

-- "Toxic Capability"

"I am whole and I am disabled—and I reject the ableism that makes someone try to re-form me in their image."

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