julian texted me, inviting me to a show in downtown. julian is a drug dealer. he is extremely sociable and generally very unreliable to buy drugs from. i almost always say no when julian invites me to social events. he said he would pick me up at 8 and arrived at my house at 8:35.
during the car…
— Mira Gonzalez, this friday i woke up at 2pm (via muumuuhouse)
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::CONFIDENTIAL:: 1.2 w mira gonzalez
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photos of our first book launch & reading at housing works bookstore. in order, spencer madsen, melissa broder, willis plummer, marshall mallicoat, giancarlo ditrapano, victor ‘kool ad’ vazquez, mira gonzalez. credit: julia berke
I have felt negatively about people who seem like they are bragging about drug use in order to be perceived a certain way, but generally I feel more irritated by people who brag about their sobriety.
If I left drug use out of my writing, I would be hiding something about myself so that people wouldn’t judge me.
I also don’t feel like there is anything particularly “cool” about the way I do drugs. Most of the time I am taking various pills alone in my room. I like pills because they aren’t demanding or inconsistent. I usually spend the first half of my drug binges desperately trying to become motivated enough to be productive, but eventually resign to staring at porn for three hours and feeling good about my inevitable death.
”— Mira Gonzalez (via prettayprettaygood)
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mira gonzalez, author of our first title i will never be beautiful enough to make us beautiful together, is on VICE magazine today
Giancarlo DiTrapano interviewed me for Vice about my new book, drugs, sorry house, black flag, other things
