4.24.26: Untitled 3 #37
taking a Dr. Pepper to the head; wondering, basically, if we can change the subject—since, somehow, I feel i’m in hot water. You have made me angry but that wasn’t her talking to me—that was her talking to her boyfriend—but since the things she said to her boyfriend might’ve been meant for me, well, she was talking to me, possibly, and, if she was angry, then, well, she was angry with me. Did it have to do with my ingrained, visceral, almost instinctive racism? I didn’t think so, because i think deep down Ursula knew, despite her need for assurances, that she was, in fact, superior to most white women, if not all of them, both because of her looks and, also, because of her job. I never met a blond that compared to Ursula, and it seemed more likely that I’d die a bachelor because of it. When it comes to relationships I didn’t want to feel like each new person was a step down—beauty-wise—from the last. If anything, they look better—to a point; the wild card being their age.
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