For every person that tells me some version of “You’re weird.” I get another who says “So? Everyone’s like that!”
Since I came out as queer around this time last year, I’ve been asked some interesting and often insensitive questions.
In early 2020 I answered the first casting call I’ve done since college, and I’ve had to keep it a secret until now.
I gave out some advice in a trans/non-binary group I’m in and I think it might be relevant to others struggling to communicate gender stuff.
What happens when a real-life performance comes to an end? After wearing a cheerful mask for a while, I have some lingering regret.
Dysmorphia has affected me since puberty. It’s been difficult to meld my identity with the realities of my physical body.
My personal experiences with depression and suicide, and not just another “suicide is bad, call these numbers for help” kind of post.
Some sociology and relationship experts (whatever those are) assert that no one will ever experience the passion and excitement of their first relationship again, and that they should completely forget their first relationships. As much as this feels like common sense to me, I feel resistant to the notion.