Aviva DeKornfeld

I don't think that anyone ever thought I was straight.

Really?

No, I don't think so.

Yeah, 100 percent.

And like as though like if I'd been sitting here talking to you for an hour and a half and then just suddenly put the mustache on and expected you to think it was real.

Like you've been talking to me without a mustache this whole time.

And I also think this kind of led to the end of the book club a little bit was like when I started to be like, I don't want to read these books and have to tell my grandma.

You know what I mean?

Like also she beat the cancer.

Congratulations.

So I was less scared about her dying.

I think kind of.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And then, one day... I was visiting my grandma, and she was in home hospice, and it was, like, kind of sad and...

She was on the first floor in the living room.

And then I went up to my mom's old bedroom.

And my mom's bedroom, there's this like radiator that always was just like covered in my grandma's books.

And I like remember being in, I think I probably went up to the room to kind of like take a breather or something.

And I remember like seeing the books on the windowsill and on the radiator.

And I remember I picked up one of the books and thumbed through it and found a sex scene.