Dylan Mulvaney

And it's funny because I think about all the things that I do to feel feminine and many things that I don't have to do at all because I just am. But even all those things that I put hours of time, whether that's surgery or hormones or electrolysis or whatever that might be, it still feels effortless for me. And where the effort comes in

And it's funny because I think about all the things that I do to feel feminine and many things that I don't have to do at all because I just am. But even all those things that I put hours of time, whether that's surgery or hormones or electrolysis or whatever that might be, it still feels effortless for me. And where the effort comes in

is trying to prove to people that it's effortless to me and that they actually make it so much harder for me to access my womanhood because of the pushback and of the impatience. And I will say, I think there was a lot of trans people watching my journey that maybe didn't fully know, like, do we sign off on this girl? Oh God, there she goes again. Because I was so earnest and I was so excited.

is trying to prove to people that it's effortless to me and that they actually make it so much harder for me to access my womanhood because of the pushback and of the impatience. And I will say, I think there was a lot of trans people watching my journey that maybe didn't fully know, like, do we sign off on this girl? Oh God, there she goes again. Because I was so earnest and I was so excited.

is trying to prove to people that it's effortless to me and that they actually make it so much harder for me to access my womanhood because of the pushback and of the impatience. And I will say, I think there was a lot of trans people watching my journey that maybe didn't fully know, like, do we sign off on this girl? Oh God, there she goes again. Because I was so earnest and I was so excited.

And it was like, I finally got invited to the party. And so I went all out. And then when this fall from grace happened through Beergate, I think there was a lot of trans people that were like, yes, greetings, loved one, that this is the reality of the situation. And thank God that happened. I mean, I'm still getting to the place where like, how can I see this as a blessing?

And it was like, I finally got invited to the party. And so I went all out. And then when this fall from grace happened through Beergate, I think there was a lot of trans people that were like, yes, greetings, loved one, that this is the reality of the situation. And thank God that happened. I mean, I'm still getting to the place where like, how can I see this as a blessing?

And it was like, I finally got invited to the party. And so I went all out. And then when this fall from grace happened through Beergate, I think there was a lot of trans people that were like, yes, greetings, loved one, that this is the reality of the situation. And thank God that happened. I mean, I'm still getting to the place where like, how can I see this as a blessing?

And I now know that this happened for a reason. I think what I'm still waiting for is... the pink satin bow that goes on like why it all happened. And I don't think it's going to be for a very long time, especially with where we're at politically and, you know, with legislation for trans people. I think this is going to be a much larger conversation.

And I now know that this happened for a reason. I think what I'm still waiting for is... the pink satin bow that goes on like why it all happened. And I don't think it's going to be for a very long time, especially with where we're at politically and, you know, with legislation for trans people. I think this is going to be a much larger conversation.

And I now know that this happened for a reason. I think what I'm still waiting for is... the pink satin bow that goes on like why it all happened. And I don't think it's going to be for a very long time, especially with where we're at politically and, you know, with legislation for trans people. I think this is going to be a much larger conversation.

And that was what's, I mean, back to mouth tape for a second. I was looking for the mouth tape of the situation of like, what's the quick fix here? How do I fix this absolute mess of, And then realizing that it wasn't only my mess. This is also the mess of a lot of other things in many years of just being looked down upon and being othered. So I think that that's what I do look forward to is like,

And that was what's, I mean, back to mouth tape for a second. I was looking for the mouth tape of the situation of like, what's the quick fix here? How do I fix this absolute mess of, And then realizing that it wasn't only my mess. This is also the mess of a lot of other things in many years of just being looked down upon and being othered. So I think that that's what I do look forward to is like,

And that was what's, I mean, back to mouth tape for a second. I was looking for the mouth tape of the situation of like, what's the quick fix here? How do I fix this absolute mess of, And then realizing that it wasn't only my mess. This is also the mess of a lot of other things in many years of just being looked down upon and being othered. So I think that that's what I do look forward to is like,

finding the good of the situation. And the more that I can use that darkness and that situation that I went through to help others or to talk about it so that it doesn't happen again, that's a good thing, I think.

finding the good of the situation. And the more that I can use that darkness and that situation that I went through to help others or to talk about it so that it doesn't happen again, that's a good thing, I think.

finding the good of the situation. And the more that I can use that darkness and that situation that I went through to help others or to talk about it so that it doesn't happen again, that's a good thing, I think.

You were lesbian 101.

You were lesbian 101.

You were lesbian 101.