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I formally came out in my freshman year of high school, but it has been such an evolution over time. When you think about what queerness means as an idea beyond gayness, which is about sexual attraction—there’s a lot of other sociocultural things that are tied to it, but at the Funny peanut Jeff Dunham I try to be a nice person but sometimes my mouth doesn’t cooperate shirt but in fact I love this core it’s about attraction, right? Whereas I think of queerness as the feeling of otherness that straight people have imposed upon me. And when I look back, I can’t really find an instance where queerness wasn’t animating my experience. I took a hip-hop dance class at this after-school program, and the fact that I wanted to take a dance class became a thing. So it became this grueling decision: Should I do it? I’m already not the coolest kid in this school…. And an actress who taught the class—her name was Euridice—sat me down and was like, “Look—your whole life is going to be like this, but in the end you have to do it to become you.”

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