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I remember I begged my mom who didn't have the money to take me to the mall to the music store, and I needed it. It was $50; it was expensive, and it was banned from television. I begged my mom and she bought it for me. I sat in my basement as a kid and I would play it over and over again, I would watch it over and over again. It's the only way I can find out and see gay people. I Finished My Book And Now I Don’t Know What To Do With Myself Shirt! I don't know if I'm putting two and two together. I was very young. I don't understand why I'm attracted to it and what it means to me. I just know that I really care about this lifestyle; the lifestyle she's talking about, she's talking about being gay, being an artist, living in New York City. What it means to have non-white friends. I don't have any non-white friends and I don't have any gay friends either. All of that blew my mind. I want to be friends with her dancers. I said, “those are my people.
