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They didn’t belong to a set, a clique, a scene, or any of the other things that heterosexual society imagined as going with being gay. Nor did they want to belong to any such thing. They wanted merely to be normal, to live in the same places, have the same friends, do the same things that they would do if they were straight.
We Don't Know Ourselves: A Personal History of Modern Ireland
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