Dylan Mulvaney

And God, I love estrogen.

But I very much knew that I was like, oh, gosh, what?

my body's changing and I really like this.

And I knew that I was headed towards an idea of like trans womanhood.

And, and so that I think thought, honestly, it was so much harder to tell my parents and my friends that have known me my whole life than it was to tell the internet, because that's a group of people that I don't know.

Um,

And I think it was the individual relationships that I had actually done months before I made that first day one of girlhood video.

And so I felt like when I finally did start posting about my transition online, it was like all of these interests coming together of like, okay, I'm going through this really wild thing.

It personally that I don't really know anything

how it goes.

So I would love to take people along on this journey with me and try to make it fun if that's possible.

And I want to make people laugh.

So I wanted to find the funny way to like, relate to people.

And I also think I was just so freaking earnest.

And I truly didn't understand that like, I didn't know that the magnitude of transphobia existed.

And that was in 2022 when like,

I think politically it still wasn't quite as charged up as it was right now.

And so I started making these videos.

People loved them.

A lot of them have like 30 million views or 40 million views.