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And while I was working, headphones on, sway into the new

Dailas soul record, Delight.

I noticed a white girl.

She looked 15, but could have been, I suppose, a college student,

standing next to me with her hand raised.

I looked up, confused, and pulled my headphones back and she said

like a coach or something, working on your paper? Good job to you! High-fived!

And you better believe I high-fived that child in her pre-ripped Deaf leopard shirt and her itty-bitty

Doc Martins. For I love, I delight in, unequivocally pleasant, public physical interactions with strangers.

What constitutes pleasant, it's no secret,

is informed by my largish male and cisgender body,

a body that is also largeish male, cis gender, and not white. In other words, the

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