I Am Neither Virgin Nor Priest Enough

I Receive Letters From Workers, From Secretaries. . . . They Are The Most Interesting Ones.

Like All Dreamers, I Mistook Disenchantment For Truth.

I Maintain That Inversion Is The Effect Of Neither A Prenatal Choice Nor An Endocrinal Malformation Nor Even The Passive And Determined Result Of Complexes. It Is An Outlet That A Child Discovers When He Is Suffocating.

To Keep Hope Alive One Must, In Spite Of All Mistakes, Horrors, And Crimes, Recognize The Obvious Superiority Of The Socialist Camp.

I Can Always Choose, But I Ought To Know That If I Do Not Choose, I Am Still Choosing.