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i am most interested in capturing a uniquely bisexual, a uniquely wounded individual in moira, the narrator. that being said, "moira, wigging." is not an empowerment piece, nor a mournful one. a representation of the jaded, often self-deprecating bi girl, it is funny. it is horror. and, hopefully: deeply, deeply sardonic. in turn, the topics listed below will be narrated flippantly, but written cautiously - in the spirit of a sensitive author. difficult topics in "moira, wigging." include:

internalized biphobia

gender dysphoria

sexual assault (only alluded to)

projected sexuality

misogyny

slut-shaming

if green-lit, i would like this project to include a trigger warning.

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virginity is actually a construct actually.

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included here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/17db5Fq9TfVEvmIbXPyBX-LMGo4ux7Y9GUnzwlae9ZRk/edit

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by now i’ve learned that it’s not enough to bleed and wear dresses and pretend to hate that special someone who killed you on the inside. to be a woman is to cover blisters with glittery bandaids.

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- have you read hamlet?

- i’m a chemical engineering major.

- i read it whenever i’m sad. it feels good to know that i’m not the only one who’s sad.

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invulnerable

vulnerable

dark

funny

somber

wicked

the adolescent rant put to poetry

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not the nicotine nor the arsenic nor the tar nor the benzine simply the aesthetic which is an addictive chemical of its own.

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i would love to collaborate with a photographer and a model on this project. either behind or adjacent to my prose, we could include three photos - vignettes, if you will - of moira: the girl, the actress, the in-between. some stylistic prospects are included on this board.

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theater: men watching women watching women watching women.

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is theater a truthful practice? or a deceptive one?

how might one's trauma be minimized through the pathology of adolescent drama?

when might femininity become performative?

amidst the post-adolescent world of frat parties and porn, how might bi women navigate a misogynistic landscape?

is the performer, exaggerator, drama queen also a liar?

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he can have his cake and eat it too. if i'm the cake, of course.