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Explicitly queer Nick my Everything
Washed Out- Within and Without (Chillwave, Dream Pop, Synthpop) Released: July 6, 2011 [Sub Pop Records] Producer(s): Ben H. Allen, Ernest Greene
Washed Out - Within And Without cover edit by: @legoalbums
The body is . . . a point from which to rethink the opposition between the inside and the outside, the public and the private, the self and other, and all the other binary pairs associated with mind/body opposition.
—Elizabeth Grosz (1994: 21)
Within [and] Without //self-para
April This time, it is not an early rise, fueled by anxious energy and a wine-hangover to catch the first train back to Twelve and whisk herself blissfully away from the Capitol for another three months and back to life, her real life. This time, she had to disentangle herself woefully from the gentlest arms she’d ever known, press goodbyes and promises against his cheeks. She nearly misses her ride home-- she has to go back to her own room in the Tower across the street, drowning in a shit and sweats that are not hers, her ball gown balled up in her arms. Her cheeks burn the whole way, and she prays she sees nobody she knows. She still receives a couple of cheeky, knowing looks from a few strangers on the street. She spends the entire ride home wishing she could crawl back into the warm bed above the tattoo parlor.
I couldn't stop thinking, my thoughts kept attacking my head; I was my angry thoughts, but I also watched them.
Alice Notley, from Certain Magical Acts