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Cameron Hawthorn's 'To Break Hers' Is a Gay Ode to a Straight Ex
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"Dancing in the Living Room" debuted with The Advocate last year, penned "To Break Hers," an ode and an apology to the straight broken hearts' club."To Break Hers" is inspired by Hawthorn's life, "an all too real experience I had in dating," he told The Advocate in a statement."There were so many moments when I could have ended it with this girl, but I just kept going, leading her to believe I was in love," said Hawthorn, who came out as gay in last year's hit. "Looking back, I was 100 percent using that to hide and cover up what was really going on."What’s worse is I really did go to her hometown and I really did meet her family, all the while knowing deep, deep down that I would never be able to make it work.
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D.C. gay official endorses school board, Council candidates
Ward 2 D.C. Board of Education member Jack Jacobson, the city’s highest-ranking LGBTQ elected official, announced on Tuesday he has endorsed four candidates running for the D.C. Board of Education and three candidates running for the D.C. Council in the city’s Nov. 3 election.
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