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After high school, Set Watt took several trips to the Middle East where, as an androgynous person, people often thought he was a man. Now, after transitioning, he identifies as queer and is open to dating both women and men. Photo by Wynne Neilly. Read More

June 27, 2016 | By Scott Anderson

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