Dylan Mulvaney

And so I think, I love that there's still an element of curiosity in people or like, I just pray that

The idea of open-mindedness can survive what we're all living through and in social media enough to at least go back to the source and go back to real people's experiences and their beliefs.

A people pleaser mentality.

But I didn't owe that woman that moment.

Anne Boleyn.

I call it palatability.

Oh, interesting.

I wrote a play called The Least Problematic Woman in the World, which I do not think I'm the least problematic woman in the world.

I've had my problems.

And there's a segment called Transpalatability, which is like I become the face of the brand, Transpalatability, and I'm promoting all these products that don't make any sense for me to be promoting, but I'm palatable, so it's okay.

And I think for me, I still suffer from that a bit of this like –

Well, if I can be perceived a certain kind of way, if I'm, you know, looking a certain kind of way, if I talk a certain kind of way, maybe they won't hate me as much.

It's non-threatening.

And it's so sad because it's like...

The fact that I'm trans should not be a threat to anyone.

And yet it's like a lot of the times I know it's the first thing people think when I walk into a room.

And what I want to get to is a place where it's an afterthought in my life.

And it doesn't have to be for other people because I know we're still in a moment where culture is figuring out where –

and how trans people are existing, unfortunately, in our everyday lives.

And they do.