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Out of Japan

Brian Watson

Charting the intersections between me, Japan, and queerness.

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Proposal Number Six

On our first date, in 1993, in the thick of a Tōkyō crowd, Hiro clamped onto the hem of my jacket and said, “I don’t want to lose you.”

We debate whether he meant that as a wedding proposal, but the implication — that he never wanted to lo...

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Starting Pride Right

It’s Pride Month Eve here in my time zone. Next year will mark the quadragennial—forty years—of my first coming out. On a late spring day in 1987, I stood in front of the mirror in my dorm’s bathroom and said, “hello, gay person.” That self...

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Love is an Inside Joke

I joined the Seattle Lesbian and Gay Chorus in February of 1998.

A grainy scan of my favorite SLGC moment, performing a flaming Sir Joseph Porter in HMS Pinafore. Hiro, together with two other chorus spouses, came running on stage during t...

23 days ago
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Who is She?

Most of my readers know I’m queer. I’m also not a fan of the gender binary, although I am more “genderqueer” than “nonbinary.” I’m still trying to settle—I know, after 60 years? still?—on a way to be, but also rest assured in the fact that...

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Tears in the Gallery

Let me preface this post with one quick health update and two brief writing updates.

I went for another hearing test. The results were slightly different, but still indicated asymmetrical hearing loss, with the loss in my right ear worse....

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