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Eleven things I used to believe.
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1. I used to believe Anita Hill was lying.

      1. (a) I used to believe that sexism was limited and largely imagined in this day and age.

2. I used to believe I would get married in my hometown church, St. Joes, and we would all sing The King of Glory Comes, A Nation Rejoices.

3. Subsequently, I used to believe I would never marry.

4. I used to believe I looked badass smoking.

5. I used to believe discussing another person's past tragedies or sorrows was interesting.

6. I used to believe I was smarter than most and uglier than most.

7. I used to believe in loneliness.

8. I used to believe I controlled what would happen next, or at least--I believed very much in planning.

9. I used to believe tomorrow would make up for today.

10. I used to believe Steak-ums were real meat.

11. I used to believe there were things as-or more-important than good and kind.


 


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