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The white realtor lady asks if I’m adopted—like that’s some legitimate, socially appropriate question to ask—and is halfway through a gushy story about her friend’s new baby from Korea when I say, “Haven’t you ever heard of interracial marriage? It’s all the rage in civilized countries,” and she shuts up and purses her lips.
It’s funny, I had no idea I was this kind of person. I mean, I thought I was all for romance, and that I wanted secret love notes and hand-holding, and good-night kisses on the street corner by my apartment, under an awning on a rainy night. And I do want all those things. It’s not like I’ve stopped wanting them. It’s just that now I’ve got urges. Like I can’t stop thinking about it. Like I know what a guy means when he says he’s got a one-track mind.
Only jocks have the A-minus kind—of which there are very few at Ma-Ha, since everyone’s an artiste. But the few guys who are muscled and built have these vulnerable little booties. It’s touching. Like the rest of the body is macho macho, and then there’s this soft squishy butt that says, “Hey, I’m a person like anyone else.”

