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Jacques

Jacqueline became Jacques long after he started writing. Growing up as a girl, he quickly realized that his sexual organs did not match his biological feelings. While this realization has come to…

Jacques

Jacqueline became Jacques long after he started writing. Growing up as a girl, he quickly realized that his sexual organs did not match his biological feelings. While this realization has come to mean that a number of awkward incidents punctuated his teen and early years, Jacques has a knack for turning such occurrences around and looking at them through a lens of humor. With a witty style that contains generous amounts of sexual innuendo -- if not outright sex talk -- Jacques is the kind of writer who fits right in whenever sex talk is being bandied about.

Originally published November 13, 2015.More from Our Writers →