What does it mean?
theparisreview:

One last stop, he says. And they drive to Westside Lanes. I grew up bowling. I don’t want to bowl. It was raining. We’re not going to bowl, the circus carpet dark with gum beneath them, and he parts the curtains on the best photo booth in town. He feeds it the three dollars, Get in. They somehow share the short ridged stool. In here we have to tell each other one true thing. You first. Click. This is the best way I could think to have my arm around you. Click. Click. Click.
—Brian Blanchfield, “Smalltown Lift”

theparisreview:

One last stop, he says. And they drive to Westside Lanes. 
I grew up bowling. I don’t want to bowl. It was raining. 
We’re not going to bowl, the circus carpet dark with gum 
beneath them, and he parts the curtains on the best 
photo booth in town. He feeds it the three dollars, Get 
in. They somehow share the short ridged stool. In here 
we have to tell each other one true thing. You first. Click. 
This is the best way I could think to have my arm around you. 
Click. Click. Click.

Brian Blanchfield, “Smalltown Lift”

mistersmiiles:

Today, while scrolling through the thousands of Facebook posts that pop-up on my news feed everyday, I came across the No H8 Campaign’s post about today being the Day of Silence.

I think it’s a cute concept. When people are walking around high school with tape over their mouths or simply just…

gay-men:

New Zealand’s parliament sings as gay marriage is legalised.