You’re you, Jo. You’re you and everything that went into you, from the way you sit for hours and watch Di’k… — Samuel R. Delany
You’re you, Jo. You’re you and everything that went into you, from the way you sit for hours and watch Di’k when you want to think, to the way you turn a tenth of a second faster in response to something blue than to something red. You’re all you ever thought, all you ever hoped, and all you ever hated, too. And all you've learned.
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