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To: rlmorel
J. D. Vance has changed his mind on other issues too.

In Hillbilly Elegy he recalls that when he was 8 or 9 years old he thought he was gay because he didn't like girls. A short conversation with his grandmother disabused him of that notion.

90 posted on 07/18/2024 10:36:13 AM PDT by Verginius Rufus
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To: Verginius Rufus
Hahahahahahahaha!

I was a dirtball at that age, and I remember grousing to a friend, I can even remember exactly where we were walking (though, oddly, I cannot remember the friend) about how I hated that I had to wash up and wear clean clothes, and my mother told me girls wouldn't like me if I didn't, and I was all bent out of shape and said something like "Pah! Who cares. Why should I care if girls like me or not?"

I continued to think girls were the enemy up until I was in 4th grade and I went to see the movie "Fantastic Voyage" on the Navy base in Yokosuka, Japan...and when I saw Raquel Welch in that skin-tight neoprene suit, I remember thinking maybe girls weren't the enemy after all!

93 posted on 07/18/2024 11:23:21 AM PDT by rlmorel (J.D. Vance and The Legend of The MaMaw of The 19 Loaded Guns!)
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