
I'm not an individual after all
I’m obsessed with this one scientific fact: my body is an ecosystem. It makes being an ‘individual’ feel a lot less obvious.
Writing topic
Stories about identity, community, Detroit, media, belief, family history, and the systems people learn to live inside.
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I’m obsessed with this one scientific fact: my body is an ecosystem. It makes being an ‘individual’ feel a lot less obvious.

I’ve spent a lot of time questioning attraction, conventional beauty standards, shame, and what any of it has to do with my politics or self-worth.

I didn’t expect a sci-fi TV finale to bring up some lore from my religious past. Thanks a lot, Apple TV+.

My first home in America was a pale pink house in Harbor Beach, Michigan. It’s where my family’s life here began.

I’m trying to treat gender as an invitation to explore instead of an obligation to perform.

Marriage doesn’t make sense to me anymore. I still believe in love and commitment. I’m questioning the contract and the convention around them.

I’ve been watching way too much Grey’s Anatomy. It’s almost painful.

How much money did it cost for me to come out as a queer gay man?

Is it MoGo or is it more like NoGo? I do hella math so you don’t have to. Y’all don’t deserve me, tbh.

Does it cost more to be poor? Yes. But it’s not just money. It’s time, skill, and access.