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What I liked
Steve felt free to tell a group of total strangers deep secrets about his life, opening up about his sexual preference, his ADHD, his depression, a traumatic experience, his music and the labels people place on him and the labels he placed on himself. He even had a puppy crying in the front row! Thanks for the wonderful CD, Steve! (I just remembered I had a CD player in my car, thanks for the reminder)
What I didn't like
it felt as if Steve was off script or improvising at some points in the story, maybe he was trying different things with this audience who was very supportive and engaged.
My overall impression
A confession, a cathartic experience, a coming out story that left an indelible impression.
