My children, because I spent the majority of their youth away from them as I’m the breadwinner and I had to pay the bills.
The Q&A, The Guardian, 20 January 2024 source ↗
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My children, because I spent the majority of their youth away from them as I’m the breadwinner and I had to pay the bills.
The Q&A, The Guardian, 20 January 2024 source ↗
To my daughters and my partner, Tracey, for what I put them through with my transition.
A little girl called Pat. We were nine-year-olds together and all the class made her life a misery. I knew she wanted to be my friend and I would only be friends with her if nobody else was around. I feel dreadful about that.
To my grandma Faye, because I didn’t realise, when I was growing up, what an icon she was. She fought at Cable Street, and worked her arse off to get the family out of the tenements. She had a lot of wisdom to impart.
He knows who he is. I’ve apologised. I wish it made more difference.
I spend my money on vintage eyewear. I have a massive collection.
Love is understanding, authenticity and being able to be exactly who you are with no editing – and it’s a gift.
By my kindness.
My health anxiety. I am a bit of a hypochondriac. I hate that about myself and I’ve worked extensively in therapy on changing it.
I don’t get embarrassed.
Madonna, she is a trailblazer. She changed the face of pop music for women. She did so much for the Aids movement, encouraging people to vote and the voices of LGBTQIA+ people. Fashion icon, music icon – she deserves all the credit.
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