Jamie Valentino

In Jamie Valentino's utopian society, when someone tells you to go "f**k yourself," you appreciatively respond: "Thank you, I will.”

As a quadruplet, Jamie Valentino prepared for the roommate scene in New York City since the womb. One pandemic later, he was still not ready to spend so much time with his.

Jamie Valentino dares New Yorkers to embrace singlehood in the same manner that the city welcomes everyone, with indifference.

Three months later, the prediction of what the future will bring has been made clear for many restaurants across the nation already forced into permanent closure. COVID-19 paused our social lives, but it didn’t freeze the cost of living. Any business owner in hospitality can’t escape the survivor’s guilt, the thoughts in the back of their mind wondering if their lifeblood will drain next.

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“Are you okay?” and “How are you holding up?” are common questions from friends and family residing in other states and abroad. Honesty would mean confessing to binge drinking and replacing my plant-based diet with pepperoni pizza. I could joke about my hair or how “street style” now borders on pajamas. “I’m fine,” I reply, instead. It’s not like New York is on fire. Overnight, social distancing measures were immortalized into law. Sneezes are treated like fatal bite marks in zombie movies –

New York stories from a domme, a sub, and a photographic journey of sexual self-discovery. Adults only!

Chosen families, queer tribes, cooking with the community ... and a human's best friend!