00:06I asked my father, I remember asking my father when I was about three years old when my penis
00:11was going to grow, and it totally freaked him out, totally freaked him out. But I knew,
00:17like, I don't know, I would see little boys and just always wanted to be with them, you know,
00:26always wanted to do the things that they were doing, always wanted to hang out with them.
00:36How they see me, and then I see my, you know, my previous life, like, you know, living as a
00:46lesbian or living as a female sit here,
00:49and how the conversation would be different, how guys talk to me different, you know, how women don't approach me
00:59now.
01:00We decided to have kids, because I'm like, I'm getting old, and I need to, and they gave us a
01:100.07% chance that we would have our babies,
01:15and, or a baby, because before, we always talked about one baby, and, lo and behold, two came, and then
01:22next thing you know,
01:23I found out they were girls, I was like, see, I got to get another job, because I got three
01:26women in the house now, and no, it's not going to work.
01:30And, um, she's, like I said, she's, through all my BS, one has, has been there for me.
01:37But it's already been 400 years, 428 years, and I still can't see past my broad nose, and I only
01:43get 28 days in February.
01:45Just say it loud, I'm black and I'm proud.
01:48It's kind of like, I was talking to a friend the other day, and I was like, it's kind of
01:50like I'm still a lesbian.
01:53There, there's no way to run from my infemininity, and if I try, I'll always be miserable.
01:57And I know now.
01:58I know.
01:59I know.
02:13I know.
02:16I know more.
02:16and I, of course, expect a lot of vision that I have.
02:16You
