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“We end up creating this whole world for people to inhabit. And then I think it can be really uncanny when some of those things turn out to be true.”

“Collectively, I say to you, ‘This is so hard. I love you. Don’t give up.’”

“The girl is the forgotten one, so easy to dismiss. But the girl is everything.”

“If I am ever to become a Greek goddess, please name me Chalazion—seer and guardian of disabled queers, old women who protest, and sick eyeballs.”

“Wise slutitude and excellent communication skills.”

“I want to take this emptiness in and hold it still.”

“I want to go toward energy, toward yes, not no. Negotiation, not hierarchy. Queer, not straight ideology. ”

“I ride because I have nothing else to do, and I want to push the city’s loneliness up against my own.”

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, a queer disabled woman takes to biking through a shutdown New York City in search for the ex-girlfriend who broke her heart.