jay quinn, from the mentor: a memoir of friendship and gay identity, 2000

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jay quinn, from the mentor: a memoir of friendship and gay identity, 2000
OC concepts I think about a lot, an incomplete list
• Corey asking a bajillion questions about Mattie's gender/sexuality because he wants to be as supportive and knowledgeable as possible. Even lets her put makeup on him a couple times (research purposes)
• Laila referring to mcr as "this totally sick band from a few towns over from where I grew up. sucks they broke up, the guitarist was genuinely the best I've ever heard— no offense to Corey."
• Mattie making clothes for Jay and Jay picking out her outfits (best dressed siblings ever!)
• Nick thinking he's asexual because he's never enjoyed sex then blowing/frotting with Corey and realizing he's not ace he just doesn't like girls
• Laila being able to do a super convincing valley girl accent because her coworkers (Californian) made fun of her Jersey accent
• Jay and Mattie are both picky eaters but in opposite ways so they're always swapping things off their plates
• other than church/school choir as a kid, Mattie had no vocal training whatsoever. Nick taught her some technique but she's mostly just winging it. She puked a couple times while recording Pros And Cons Of Drowning (first record) due to screaming too hard
From tonight’s stream... I finally got a tablet pen again.
jay quinn, from the mentor: a memoir of friendship and gay identity, 2000
jay quinn, from the mentor: a memoir of friendship and gay identity, 2000
jay quinn, from the mentor: a memoir of friendship and gay identity, 2000
jay quinn, from the mentor: a memoir of friendship and gay identity, 2000
jay quinn, from the mentor: a memoir of friendship and gay identity, 2000