“This will look more appropriate for someone like you,” my mother, Denise Pratt, said as she snapped her scissors shut with a crisp click. She stood in the upstairs hallway of our house in Savannah, Georgia, surrounded by pieces of fabric that used to be my dresses. “It matches what you truly are.”
The clothes I had purchased with my …
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