Dylan Mulvaney

She was like, I was a bad girl, but I wish I was worse when I was younger.

And I'm 28 right now. I just turned 28. I'm definitely, we'll talk Saturn return and, you know, I'm entering a very interesting period of my life. But I am like, wait, maybe I should be a little bit more bad girl before I like clean up shop and become Pollyanna. Yes. I love that she looks back and is like, oh, I should. I've never heard anyone say I should have been worse.

And I'm 28 right now. I just turned 28. I'm definitely, we'll talk Saturn return and, you know, I'm entering a very interesting period of my life. But I am like, wait, maybe I should be a little bit more bad girl before I like clean up shop and become Pollyanna. Yes. I love that she looks back and is like, oh, I should. I've never heard anyone say I should have been worse.

And I'm 28 right now. I just turned 28. I'm definitely, we'll talk Saturn return and, you know, I'm entering a very interesting period of my life. But I am like, wait, maybe I should be a little bit more bad girl before I like clean up shop and become Pollyanna. Yes. I love that she looks back and is like, oh, I should. I've never heard anyone say I should have been worse.

I feel like that all the time. You looked good, honey. Thank you.

I feel like that all the time. You looked good, honey. Thank you.

I feel like that all the time. You looked good, honey. Thank you.

Moms are my favorite people in the world. Right. And if I could just be around moms all the time, that's would be preferred. Hello to the moms. So if I'm just meeting you on this podcast, hello. I love you. My name is Dylan Mulvaney. My pronouns are she, they. I am a cringe musical theater girl from San Diego, California. And I am a proud trans woman.

Moms are my favorite people in the world. Right. And if I could just be around moms all the time, that's would be preferred. Hello to the moms. So if I'm just meeting you on this podcast, hello. I love you. My name is Dylan Mulvaney. My pronouns are she, they. I am a cringe musical theater girl from San Diego, California. And I am a proud trans woman.

Moms are my favorite people in the world. Right. And if I could just be around moms all the time, that's would be preferred. Hello to the moms. So if I'm just meeting you on this podcast, hello. I love you. My name is Dylan Mulvaney. My pronouns are she, they. I am a cringe musical theater girl from San Diego, California. And I am a proud trans woman.

And I'm just trying to figure it out like the rest of us. And generally pretty chill. happy when you know the world isn't throwing too much bullshit my way but I think ultimately I'm a musical theater girl at heart and I love the color pink and I love to be in my bed which I'm in right now there you go you've already won them all over Dylan

And I'm just trying to figure it out like the rest of us. And generally pretty chill. happy when you know the world isn't throwing too much bullshit my way but I think ultimately I'm a musical theater girl at heart and I love the color pink and I love to be in my bed which I'm in right now there you go you've already won them all over Dylan

And I'm just trying to figure it out like the rest of us. And generally pretty chill. happy when you know the world isn't throwing too much bullshit my way but I think ultimately I'm a musical theater girl at heart and I love the color pink and I love to be in my bed which I'm in right now there you go you've already won them all over Dylan

But this is yes. So the book is out March 11th. And that is my three year anniversary of sort of my days of girlhood series, which was a very happy accident. I was doing stand up comedy in L.A., Because I used to be... Well, I still am a Broadway performer. But when COVID shut all the Broadway shows down, I was doing Book of Mormon, the musical, and I was touring it.

But this is yes. So the book is out March 11th. And that is my three year anniversary of sort of my days of girlhood series, which was a very happy accident. I was doing stand up comedy in L.A., Because I used to be... Well, I still am a Broadway performer. But when COVID shut all the Broadway shows down, I was doing Book of Mormon, the musical, and I was touring it.

But this is yes. So the book is out March 11th. And that is my three year anniversary of sort of my days of girlhood series, which was a very happy accident. I was doing stand up comedy in L.A., Because I used to be... Well, I still am a Broadway performer. But when COVID shut all the Broadway shows down, I was doing Book of Mormon, the musical, and I was touring it.

And I knew that theater was going to be the last thing to come back because we're all sitting in a theater. So I moved to LA. I started doing stand-up. And I was driving around town, you know, to do comedy for 12 people that weren't even interested in listening. And then I started posting on TikTok these videos of telling the same jokes. And all of a sudden...

And I knew that theater was going to be the last thing to come back because we're all sitting in a theater. So I moved to LA. I started doing stand-up. And I was driving around town, you know, to do comedy for 12 people that weren't even interested in listening. And then I started posting on TikTok these videos of telling the same jokes. And all of a sudden...

And I knew that theater was going to be the last thing to come back because we're all sitting in a theater. So I moved to LA. I started doing stand-up. And I was driving around town, you know, to do comedy for 12 people that weren't even interested in listening. And then I started posting on TikTok these videos of telling the same jokes. And all of a sudden...

you know, you've got 50,000 people watching instead of 12 people. And I said, wow, this is a lot less driving. But then I was coming out as a, well, I've come out a few times in my life. And I think that was the last one on March 11th of 2022, maybe now. And I was like, God, this is so embarrassing. Like it's so millennial core to be like making these like