Dylan Mulvaney

And then maybe... 15 days into hosting, you know, Days of Girlhood videos, I got this offer. I think the first one I got was for like maybe OkCupid. It was like a dating app. And it had these numbers where I was like, oh my God. I was like... This is like, I could, what? So I started doing these ads thinking it felt creative. I was writing these little scripts.

And then maybe... 15 days into hosting, you know, Days of Girlhood videos, I got this offer. I think the first one I got was for like maybe OkCupid. It was like a dating app. And it had these numbers where I was like, oh my God. I was like... This is like, I could, what? So I started doing these ads thinking it felt creative. I was writing these little scripts.

And then maybe... 15 days into hosting, you know, Days of Girlhood videos, I got this offer. I think the first one I got was for like maybe OkCupid. It was like a dating app. And it had these numbers where I was like, oh my God. I was like... This is like, I could, what? So I started doing these ads thinking it felt creative. I was writing these little scripts.

I was making jokes and having the time of my life. And I didn't realize how they were kind of, I was their diversity hire. You know, a lot of these companies had never worked with a trans person before. And I think that was special, you know, when they did it right. And when they kind of let me make content that felt separate from my identity.

I was making jokes and having the time of my life. And I didn't realize how they were kind of, I was their diversity hire. You know, a lot of these companies had never worked with a trans person before. And I think that was special, you know, when they did it right. And when they kind of let me make content that felt separate from my identity.

I was making jokes and having the time of my life. And I didn't realize how they were kind of, I was their diversity hire. You know, a lot of these companies had never worked with a trans person before. And I think that was special, you know, when they did it right. And when they kind of let me make content that felt separate from my identity.

But I remember doing this food delivery app where I like sent them a really funny script and they were like, could you actually just talk a little bit more about your childhood trauma and how it was really difficult growing up to like be, you know, a trans person. And I was like, we're talking about delivering like groceries to my house. Yeah. But I did because I thought I owed them that.

But I remember doing this food delivery app where I like sent them a really funny script and they were like, could you actually just talk a little bit more about your childhood trauma and how it was really difficult growing up to like be, you know, a trans person. And I was like, we're talking about delivering like groceries to my house. Yeah. But I did because I thought I owed them that.

But I remember doing this food delivery app where I like sent them a really funny script and they were like, could you actually just talk a little bit more about your childhood trauma and how it was really difficult growing up to like be, you know, a trans person. And I was like, we're talking about delivering like groceries to my house. Yeah. But I did because I thought I owed them that.

And I sort of became this little capitalist robot because I didn't know what was happening to me. And I didn't know that I was capitalizing on my identity. And so I got really comfortable. I talk about this in the book of like,

And I sort of became this little capitalist robot because I didn't know what was happening to me. And I didn't know that I was capitalizing on my identity. And so I got really comfortable. I talk about this in the book of like,

And I sort of became this little capitalist robot because I didn't know what was happening to me. And I didn't know that I was capitalizing on my identity. And so I got really comfortable. I talk about this in the book of like,

At times, I think because I was comparing myself to these other influencers that were cis girls online that were doing the same brand deals and going to the same events, and I would sometimes forget that I couldn't operate the same way they did and be as comfortable as they did because I didn't hold that level of privilege.

At times, I think because I was comparing myself to these other influencers that were cis girls online that were doing the same brand deals and going to the same events, and I would sometimes forget that I couldn't operate the same way they did and be as comfortable as they did because I didn't hold that level of privilege.

At times, I think because I was comparing myself to these other influencers that were cis girls online that were doing the same brand deals and going to the same events, and I would sometimes forget that I couldn't operate the same way they did and be as comfortable as they did because I didn't hold that level of privilege.

I have what I believe to be probably the highest level of privilege as a trans woman in this world, but it's still not... what some of these other girls can get away with. And so I love beer. I always have. It's kind of been like my go-to. And it was funny.

I have what I believe to be probably the highest level of privilege as a trans woman in this world, but it's still not... what some of these other girls can get away with. And so I love beer. I always have. It's kind of been like my go-to. And it was funny.

I have what I believe to be probably the highest level of privilege as a trans woman in this world, but it's still not... what some of these other girls can get away with. And so I love beer. I always have. It's kind of been like my go-to. And it was funny.

I even just a few weeks ago, a friend sent me a video of me shotgunning a beer when I was probably, you know, 21 in the backyard of like a college frat party. And I was like, see, I did take it for the right reason. But I took the gig not for one second thinking, oh, this could go south.

I even just a few weeks ago, a friend sent me a video of me shotgunning a beer when I was probably, you know, 21 in the backyard of like a college frat party. And I was like, see, I did take it for the right reason. But I took the gig not for one second thinking, oh, this could go south.