New @zero.nine.magazine feature out now with @ed.templeton and I talking about our lives and friendship. My friend @christiantrippe 📸 asked me if I’d like to meet, take photographs and speak a bit about my decision to change what I put in my body. We decided that P-Town would be an iconic queer place to take the pictures. I’ve been doing a lot more stretching with my big ole frame lately. Including the primal squat for 5 mins at a time daily (it opens your hips and ankles). So a lot of the images are myself feeling the changes in my body weight and also the changes in my mental weight. In addition to being free from the partying It’s nice to feel free in my own skin. Especially in a place like P-Town where I used to fear being seen or found out. I can now go to places like this and be alive and not hide. Experiencing it without the old liquid courage is its own high. Christian and I brought pieces of clothing etc. we both owned and were given from friends & my skateboard sponsors. We were lucky to have such beautiful weather July 11-13. He from U.K. on work/holiday and I from NYC to Boston via Amtrak then ferry. So thats what we did to look back at all the “Ghosts of pleasure”...Thanks to Christian, Ed, George, Andrew, Frank, Tom and the pedicabs!..🚲 Link in Brio for interview and more photos! 🧘🏻‍♂️🏄‍♂️🛹🏖🦞🥖