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    Now reading: Boymoding, Being Lynchian, Celebratory Cigarettes: What Blizzy McGuire is Bringing in to 2025

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    Boymoding, Being Lynchian, Celebratory Cigarettes: What Blizzy McGuire is Bringing in to 2025

    The influential internet icon on what matters this year – and everything we can leave behind in 2024.

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    Having been born in 2000, I’ve been ripened by almost a quarter century of life. Here’s what I’m swearing in and out in 2025.

    In: Saying no 
    Last year was my year of yes. 2025 is my year of no. I’m not replying to your text. I’m not hosting your party. I’m not doing a photoshoot where you want me to eat mud or lipstick or spaghetti (they’re always making you eat something). I’m at a party and I don’t want to be there? Irish goodbye. It gets tiring! Even Trixie Mattel took a break. 



    Out: Telling people they look like someone else 
    MY BIGGEST PET PEEVE. “You look like my friend!” and she’s ugly. “Oh you look like this actress!” and she’s ugly. “Wait, you and my cousin have the same eyes!” and her eyes are ugly. I don’t give a fuck. Sometimes they’ll show me a man and I’ll have to detonate the bomb strapped to my chest. Keep that shit to yourself. 

    In: Space sexology 
    The study of sex in space. 

    Out: Astrology 
    People thinking space has anything to do with sex. 

    In: Being Lynchian 
    Long pauses. Surrealism. Speaking in riddles. Isolation. The 1950s and 60s. Americana. Secrets. Winning the Jitterbug contest. 

    Out: Fashion
    Does anyone really give a fuck anymore? 

    Gender is a spectrum. Use it to your advantage.

    In: Clearing out your Letterboxd watchlist
    Learn your herstory. I just watched Victor/Victoria the other night – imagine being gay in the 80s and seeing Julie Andrews pretend to be a gay guy for two hours. Or just watch The Cat in the Hat with Mike Myers.

    Out: Saying ‘It gets better’ 
    It actually gets worse.

    In: Reading 
    I’ve been feeling like the people on the spaceship in WALL-E lately and need to start using my brain again. Pretty soon they’ll be inventing neuralinks to retain whole textbooks or some shit. I’m currently reading Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park



    Out: Oversharing on social media
    My social media presence was kinda built on this, but I’m realising oversharing is for the lonely. And I have friends. It’s hard to find the balance when you’re a comedic presence, but I don’t need some random gay guy coming up to me at a party asking me if I’ve squirted today. 

    In: Celebratory Cigarettes 
    For the good things in life.

    Out: Emergency Cigarettes 
    For the bad things in life.

    In: Boymoding 
    Gender is a spectrum. Use it to your advantage. Hell, detransition if you want. Who gives a fuck? 

    Out: Weed 
    Weed makes me feel like I just murdered someone and my neighbour is knocking on my door asking if everything’s alright. 

    Go into this new year knowing what you know, and ready to learn what you don’t.



    In: RuPaul 
    I love RuPaul. I really do not give a fuck. Drag Race used to be so trannylicious, but to me, RuPaul will always have that trannylicious factor. I mean, have y’all even WATCHED Starbooty? Her perspective is all about embracing the absurdity of life, and that the fear of looking stupid will hold you back. That’s bible to me. I will always be waiting for the return of She-Mail. 

    Out: Not being able to laugh
    I recently watched a movie called Soapdish which had a (SPOILER ALERT) gag reveal that a character was trans and I LOVED IT! As a trans person, I recognise it was obviously of its time, but I consider it a slay and trans CINEMA. To my surprise, the Letterboxd comments were all like “FUCK THIS MOVIE AND ITS ENDING!” Can’t we just enjoy shit?

    In: The American Dream
    To me, the American Dream is a beer on a fold out camping chair in front of an RV in the summertime. Ice fishing in Alaska. Driving in a car with the windows down. 

    Out: City life 
    If I had somewhere else to go, knew how to drive, and didn’t need NYS Medicare, then I’d leave for a while. I envy transplants who get to peace out.

    Go into this new year knowing what you know, and ready to learn what you don’t. The future is uncertain. 

    Yours truly, 
    Blizzy McGuire xx

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