Here We Go Again

by Alison Cochrun

Logan should’ve known better than to hook up with a zillenial who thought Mary-Kate and Ashley were three people.

The people of Vista Summit had been happy to rally around Joe when it seemed like a cure was imminent, but the longer his battle went on, the less anyone seemed to care.

why isn’t your brother here?” Joe chuckles. “I’m so happy you girls grew up in a generation where the answer to that question isn’t obvious.” “Ah. Homophobe?” Joe nods. “Homophobe.”

also loves his trans daughter so damn much, that he starts talking about her to the first guests who might be queer.

“You girls want some Tuesdays with Morrie advice?” Joe says when they’re all back in the car. “Here it is. Take more nudes while you’re young.”

It’s all flat fields and giant billboards with statements that are either aggressively pro-Jesus or anti-teacher. She didn’t know anti-teacher billboards were a thing, but apparently everything is bigger in Texas, including hatred. The

This is love. Love is seeing perfection in every flaw. Seeing every flaw as a miracle because it belongs to the person you care about most. Love is saying, yes, still. Even after all these years.