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Brandon Taylor · 2021
Sequence ladder
Narrative Intelligence sources live outside the figurative image sequence ladder. Adaptive placement applies to image sequences, not this reading library.
What this book knows
Desire and damage coexist in queer bodies navigating intimacy after trauma, where touch is always both risk and lifeline.
intimacy
They were connected by that single fiber, that single black thread of hair — he could graph the function of its growth, imagine the derivative.
TAY-FA-RC-146He put his cold fingers under Lionel's shirt and held them there against his skin. He could do this, could give his heat, at least.
TAY-FA-RC-154trauma-and-survival
There was no why. No coherent theorem. It had been all gesture, as empty an idiom as the references from the potluck last night.
TAY-FA-RC-150It was the first time he had told someone about it. His throat was hot from talking and from trying to make himself known to another person.
TAY-FA-RC-072shame
Charles's ability to copy not only his actions but the attitude each action contained was uncanny — Lionel had the feeling of watching himself in a mirror.
TAY-FA-RC-152There were a million tiny ways to make someone feel bad about something that didn't involve saying anything directly.
FAB-RC-098Illuminates
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