Dropping the Mask

And, uh, you know, I was getting ribed by the cashier for, you know, buying this because, um, the other things I was getting were somewhat more highbrow. So he was like, it's not often that we see somebody buying this book and then this tabloid at the same time. And then I thought, um, oh, I'm gonna, uh, say this isn't for me, this is for my husband. And then I thought about it and I thought, well, I'm not going to say this. ◈ 1:06:47 And then, and this, it's gonna sound like I went through a giant loop, but this all took place in the course of 2 seconds, right? But I thought, like, I'm not going to throw my Ron, my husband under the bus, so I'm not going to say this is for my husband. And I remember thinking like, oh, am I doing this because I'm worried about saying my husband. Like, am I covering my sexual orientation? I was like, no, if I'm covering something, I'm covering…
And, uh, you know, I was getting ribed by the cashier for, you know, buying this because, um, the other things I was getting were somewhat more highbrow. So he was like, it's not often that we see somebody buying this book and then this tabloid at the same time. And then I thought, um, oh, I'm gonna, uh, say this isn't for me, this is for my husband. And then I thought about it and I thought, well, I'm not going to say this. ◈ 1:06:47 And then, and this, it's gonna sound like I went through a giant loop, but this all took place in the course of 2 seconds, right? But I thought, like, I'm not going to throw my Ron, my husband under the bus, so I'm not going to say this is for my husband. And I remember thinking like, oh, am I doing this because I'm worried about saying my husband. Like, am I covering my sexual orientation? I was like, no, if I'm covering something, I'm covering… Hidden Brain · source

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