Jacqueline Novak

I’ve tried to use sex in place of language, but no one yet has been capable of processing the imagery, references, and metaphors I imbue into my thrusts, so I’ve returned to common English.

I’ve tried to use sex in place of language, but no one yet has been capable of processing the imagery, references, and metaphors I imbue into my thrusts, so I’ve returned to common English.

– Jacqueline Novak –

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