Definitely if I am writing something that feels completely straight, I’ll sew some queerness in there, because queerness is always there. It’s like when you’re writing a cityscape, you need to write in the characters that would be there. To me, not doing that is more of a choice.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Definitely if I am writing something that feels completely straight, I’ll sew some queerness in there, because queerness is always there. It’s like when you’re writing a cityscape, you need to write in the characters that would be there. To me, not doing that is more of a choice." in the context of "On usually including queer characters in “Interview: Mariko Tamaki” in Geeks Out (2018 Jun 20)" to mean that wisdom is timeless.