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I asked an AI to calculate my statistical probability of surviving my life. It said: 1 in 8.3 billion. Essentially impossible. Childhood sexual abuse. At 5, I attempted to murder my mother's rapist. AIDS epidemic San Francisco. Severe alcoholism. Meth. Coke. Sex. Brother murdered. Strangled twice. 28 deaths witnessed by age 29. And that was just the beginning. I shouldn't be here. But I am. I am now 61. I’ve seen. Some shit. A spiritual memoir from a gay man who survived impossible odds. 1 in 8.3 billion. I started writing a book about surviving. I ended up documenting an awakening — in real-time. This is about how your past holds layers of meaning you haven’t tuned into yet. About how love can travel backward through time. This is the excavati
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I should not exist. Not as motivation. Not as inspiration. Literally, statistically, by every calculation that matters — the person speaking these words has no business being alive. This episode is the math. The number i
"DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY ASSHOLES I HAD TO GO THROUGH TO BE HERE?!" That's not a metaphor. That's my soul — erupting from somewhere atomic — announcing itself for the first time. Its directive was immediate: Tell the story.
You ever get the sense that life's trying to kill you—gently? Not with a bang. Not a car crash. Not a scandal. But something quieter. Something slower. A kind of spiritual carbon monoxide leak: office lights that flatten
THE ARCHAEOLOGIST OF MY SOULS: 1 in 8.3 BillionCHAPTER 17: FUCK ME, I'M FAMOUS (AT VERSAILLES) There are moments in life when you know—you just know—that something profound has shifted inside you. Not because everything
I had just come back from a healing trip to Cairo—and yes, I mean that kind of trip. Goddesses. Essential oils. Incense thick enough to make a stoner jealous. They purified me with smoke and ancient oils, rubbing this sh
Kit Kats and Holy Breath: Getting Tattooed inthe Cambodian JungleIn Cambodia I found myself sitting cross-legged in front of a monk, spilling my entire life like it was a confessional booth and I was trying to break some
Something was calling me to India. I had to see the lowest, those who had nothing but the clothing on their backs and flip-flops held together with prayers. But here's the thing that fucked with my head—I've been embrace
Puerto Vallarta. A gay pool party. Eleven speedos tried on in the span of an afternoon. And somewhere between speedo #7 and #11, something shifted. For the first time in my life, I said the words out loud: "I am happy."
This is Tommy's story. I catfished him on Scruff while he was ass up at a gang bang. He came home. I confronted him. And I still said "I love you." Because I did. And because love, sometimes, looks nothing like the movie
Sometimes the path to healing looks nothing like you expect. Mine looked like a series of spectacularly dysfunctional relationships that got so bad, I finally had to ask the question every addict eventually asks: Why do
Yes, this actually happened. Yes, it's as chaotic as it sounds. No, I will not apologize. (I already did. To Sister Boom Boom. Who laughed.) San Francisco, 1990s. Drag royalty. A misunderstanding involving territorial in
Another near-death moment. By this point in my life, survival was less a triumph and more a pattern I couldn't explain. Why did I keep making it through when the math said I shouldn't? This episode is about the moments d
Strangled to unconsciousness. Twice. By the same person. The statistics say 68% survive the first time. If it happens again, your odds drop to 46%. I beat both. This episode is about the violence that should have ended m
The DJ dropped "Finally" and every gay man in that San Francisco warehouse lost their fucking minds. CeCe Peniston singing about the moment we'd all been waiting for. The moment when someone looks at you like you're the
I've faced rapists, addiction, strangulation, betrayal. None of them broke me. A Swedish woman humming while doing dishes? Absolutely destroyed me. Her name was Vera. She gave me a felt troll. I kept it for 40 years — no
A gloved finger pointed at me across the street like a summoning. Like an idiot, I went. Bruce was 30. Former Calvin Klein model. Cocaine dealer. And somehow carrying the entire history of European luxury in his head — L
That gloved finger pointed at me across the street like a fucking summoning. And like an idiot, I went. Bruce was 30, former Calvin Klein model, somehow carrying the entire history of European luxury in his head. Louis X
Her name was Vera. My Swedish great-aunt. While my father brought violence into our house, Vera was in her kitchen in Sweden, creating something I didn't understand yet: sanctuary. She gave me a felt troll. I kept it for
I was 5 years old, holding a kitchen knife, doing math. If I kill him first, does the pain stop? My mother was in the hospital—skull cracked open, recovering. Bill Miller was wanted for arson, attempted murder and sexual
My father called my mother "good white pussy." He tried to burn our house down with my pregnant mother inside. This was Tuesday afternoon in my family. When violence is your inheritance and chaos is your curriculum, you
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