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LET THE GAY CHAOS OF THE ULTIMATUM: QUEER LOVE CONSUME YOUR LIFE (OR, AT LEAST, YOUR LONG WEEKEND)
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I don’t want to even remotely romanticize the experience of beg a queer, trans, or nonbary person Texas, and I know that most LGBTQ+ people who live here don’t have the optn to leave (or even want to, as this is their home), but as a queer person who spent most of my “out” 20s New York Cy, I stopped takg the ltle thgs—om a night out at drag karaoke to an eveng , watchg explicly gay realy TV wh a iend who also has Lex on her phone—for granted durg my time Texas. Even Brooklyn I treasured my gay TV nights, vg a barrage of queer people over to s on my floor and swoon over elr dyke Shane durg the premiere of The L Word: Generatn Q 2019, but now, wh that show (and so much other LGBTQ+-foced entertament) unceremonly nceled, havg a bunch of new queer explos to lose our llective mds over feels pecially excg.