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Official tacos Tequila Tats N’ Tatas T-shirt! My best friend had a joke that went like this when he said, "It's interesting to you because you haven't had any trauma." I really identify with that. I had girlfriends in high school, and they were by no means real girlfriends, no sex exchanges there. They caught me and would talk if someone had a problem with me. I would dress up the girls or tell them what to wear. Then, at some point in my teenage years, the girlfriends I would bring home switched to boyfriends, and there was never a conversation around that. Actually, I never came back to meet my parents. My big teenage relationship, the one that really redefined my gender, happened when I was about 19 years old with someone I went to high school with, but after I graduated. I sneaked him into my parents' house in the middle of the night, I remember having problems with that, but the problem was more serious because he tripped over the security alarm one night. Even so, even though he went down for waffles the next morning, we were still able to break bread with my parents. It was truly a miniature moment for me as I grew up in a suburb outside of Toronto. 
There are no strange people. The first personal encounter in my memory was with my mother's uncle who was gay. He lives in downtown Toronto and he is a therapist and a psychiatrist. My mom is going to talk about this guy and I'm really hooked on his lifestyle. All I heard was that he lived in downtown Toronto and was a "gay" and a "therapist" and I said, "That's great." Madonna is a window into the world I want to be a part of. For the first time on television, it was the only way I could see gay people. Official tacos Tequila Tats N’ Tatas T-shirt! I saw them in the “Vogue” video, which changed my whole life because I saw these gay dancers in this video and I said, “What is this? What is she talking about? Is she talking about fashion? Is she talking about being gay? “She was talking about ballroom culture. That changed my whole life. I was 10 years old when that came out. 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 0; 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 was the only way I could find out and see gay people.
