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- Who are you? (Creative answers encouraged!)
- I'm Marc, an 18 year old queer college student. I enjoy fucking with gender and enjoy that when I feel masculine, my mannerisms get more flamboyant and I feel like wearing a skirt. I also love cuddling. I'm a science/math/computer nerd with a love for subjects in the humanities.
- Activism & Interests?
- Universal health care, racial justice, feminism, queer activism, environmental ethics
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