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It had taken me years to heal those invisible wounds, but now, I liked sex. I liked filming myself naked. I liked getting others off. It was as simple as that. Over the past decade, I’d reclaimed my agency, my power, and I lived my life out in the open for all to see, embracing my sexuality, encouraging others to do the same,
One day, this goddamn temper of mine was going to bubble up and explode all over everyone around me. Years of unresolved resentment sat heavy between me and my father, most of it so ugly I repressed the shit out of it.
Me and my anger to my father… so much unresolved issues and anger to try to resolve this late in life
“Nice of you to finally show your ugly face,” he said. I grinned. “Not as ugly as yours. Is that a new mole?” He looked me over, unperturbed. “Your eyes are set too close together. That’s what it is.” “I think the mole is growing hair,” I told him. Other families might show their affection for each other the normal way, open and easy, but in the Trocci household, our love language was antagonism. This exchange was my and Alec’s fucked-up way of saying we’d missed each other.
exacerbated my unresolved feelings about being abandoned by my parents. It was the darkest time in my life. Nowadays, I lived by that Maya Angelou quote: “When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time.”