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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 The FBI came to my house to ask me if I had any intent to kill a US senator. The reason they were questioning me was because of something I had tweeted. I have always been severely online, and this was not the first time it had gotten me in trouble.
#2 I was six years old in the 1990s, and I was obsessed with my Macintosh computer. It was a portable machine like the one in the basement, but much more beautiful and sophisticated.
#3 I am 11 years old, and 9/11 has left the entire tristate area feeling like an old-money mansion with a live-in demon. My dad is rich now, and I live in a new, big-ass house with a pool. I am an absolute slut for electronics.
#4 I developed a ritual of watching porn after school. I would watch thousands of clips of porn, my eyes glazing over, my heart blackening, my relationship to sex withering. I became familiar with how sex worked and who could have it. I would log online and ask a random person to cyber with me.

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Publié par	Everest Media LLC
Date de parution	18 avril 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9781669386315
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	1 Mo

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#1

The FBI came to my house to ask me if I had any intent to kill a US senator. The reason they were questioning me was because of something I had tweeted. I have always been severely online, and this was not the first time it had gotten me in trouble.

#2

I was six years old in the 1990s, and I was obsessed with my Macintosh computer. It was a portable machine like the one in the basement, but much more beautiful and sophisticated.

#3

I am 11 years old, and 9/11 has left the entire tristate area feeling like an old-money mansion with a live-in demon. My dad is rich now, and I live in a new, big-ass house with a pool. I am an absolute slut for electronics.

#4

I developed a ritual of watching porn after school. I would watch thousands of clips of porn, my eyes glazing over, my heart blackening, my relationship to sex withering. I became familiar with how sex worked and who could have it. I would log online and ask a random person to cyber with me.

#5

I stop searching for porn and cybering, and I never speak of sex again. I keep this secret close to my heart: I’m a depraved sexual monster who has questions about her body that adults outright refuse to answer.

#6

I was a freshman in high school, and I had a hot pink flip phone. I was the worst possible age a girl could be, and I felt like a shell. I had never felt anything like it before.

#7

I am 19, in college, and I eat pot brownies. I fall asleep watching old episodes of Cosmos or iCarly alone in my dorm. I believe it’s totally normal that every white person in this school has a poster of Bob Marley.

#8

I am twenty-four and came out as gay last year. I'm obsessively tweeting about my sexuality as if I'm trying to re-create a community that was ripped from my fingertips in my youth. I'm also Donald Trump's presidential candidate.

#9

I’m 26 and I’ve made a career out of compulsively oversharing my identity, sexuality, pop culture, and politics.

#10

I was targeted by Nazis after writing an article for Teen Vogue about Logan Paul’s white privilege, which riled them because they claimed Paul was, like me, a Jew. I tweeted a list of the senators who voted to confirm Brett Kavanaugh, as a joke.

#11

The agents ask if I have any guns in the apartment, or if I own any weapons. I emphatically declare that I’m anti-gun, and they nod understandingly. I explain to them that Game of Thrones is a very popular TV show, and that Arya Stark, the second youngest child of Ned Stark, has a list of people who’ve wronged her.

#12

The FBI told me that they received reports of the tweet going viral and people tagging their accounts, as if to snitch on me. They said that they had to investigate, which meant visiting Flops and Nobodies' homes.

#13

I am the only person I know who has been interrogated by the FBI. I am the only person I know who has had to explain a pop culture meme to federal agents. I am panicking: What if that wasn’t the FBI, but two threatening men who found my address.

#14

I try to contact the FBI, but am unable to do so. I then try to file a FOIA request, but am Glomar'd, which means the FBI neither confirms nor denies the existence of the information.

#15

I stopped tweeting about politics, and instead focused on my lesbian conspiracy theories.