At some point in each of our lives, we will feel like outsiders. This moment is inescapable, whether in regards to our artistic aesthetic, sexuality, religion, race, or economic or educational background. One moment finds us confident in our sense of fellowship with those around us, while the next could easily replace that feeling of belonging with uncertainty and disconnectedness. A veritable moment of belonging cannot exist because in order to create that moment of kinship, we alter ourselves. The person now belonging is no longer the person who wished to belong.
Love and scandal are the best sweeteners of tea. —Henry Fielding
18 October 2006
A Thought from My Brilliant Roommate for This Evening
This is from an essay she wrote on My Beautiful Laundrette:
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