Dylan Mulvaney

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

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

crazy heartfelt coming out videos and because I had you know came out as gay well I came out to my mom when I was four as a girl and that didn't necessarily work out quite yet so I was like well I guess being gay is the next best thing so I very much was like this little twink running about San Diego doing musicals and that was kind of my safe place and I remember I

crazy heartfelt coming out videos and because I had you know came out as gay well I came out to my mom when I was four as a girl and that didn't necessarily work out quite yet so I was like well I guess being gay is the next best thing so I very much was like this little twink running about San Diego doing musicals and that was kind of my safe place and I remember I

crazy heartfelt coming out videos and because I had you know came out as gay well I came out to my mom when I was four as a girl and that didn't necessarily work out quite yet so I was like well I guess being gay is the next best thing so I very much was like this little twink running about San Diego doing musicals and that was kind of my safe place and I remember I

the coming out process, just, you know, I never had that much shame about it. It was the people and the church and everything that made me feel shame. And I remember, um, in Catholic school, I went to confession when I was 14 and one of the priests, I was like the best Catholic kid. And I told the priest my, you know, very few limited sins.

the coming out process, just, you know, I never had that much shame about it. It was the people and the church and everything that made me feel shame. And I remember, um, in Catholic school, I went to confession when I was 14 and one of the priests, I was like the best Catholic kid. And I told the priest my, you know, very few limited sins.

the coming out process, just, you know, I never had that much shame about it. It was the people and the church and everything that made me feel shame. And I remember, um, in Catholic school, I went to confession when I was 14 and one of the priests, I was like the best Catholic kid. And I told the priest my, you know, very few limited sins.

Maybe I cursed, you know, maybe I, um, you know, disrespected my parents. And then one of my sins had to do with being gay in some way. And he was like, well, I can't absolve your sins. And I thought, well, that's just insane because everything else I've been doing right. And so I kind of flipped a little bit. And that was a very bad girl era, I guess, because I just felt so reckless.

Maybe I cursed, you know, maybe I, um, you know, disrespected my parents. And then one of my sins had to do with being gay in some way. And he was like, well, I can't absolve your sins. And I thought, well, that's just insane because everything else I've been doing right. And so I kind of flipped a little bit. And that was a very bad girl era, I guess, because I just felt so reckless.

Maybe I cursed, you know, maybe I, um, you know, disrespected my parents. And then one of my sins had to do with being gay in some way. And he was like, well, I can't absolve your sins. And I thought, well, that's just insane because everything else I've been doing right. And so I kind of flipped a little bit. And that was a very bad girl era, I guess, because I just felt so reckless.

And I knew that puberty had brought up a lot of my transness and what was happening to my body. And I knew that It was not the body that I was supposed to be in. But I lived out my dream of, you know, being in a Broadway musical and I was playing this Mormon boy. And it was this very bittersweet thing of like, oh, I am technically doing what I love, but it's not something's not right.

And I knew that puberty had brought up a lot of my transness and what was happening to my body. And I knew that It was not the body that I was supposed to be in. But I lived out my dream of, you know, being in a Broadway musical and I was playing this Mormon boy. And it was this very bittersweet thing of like, oh, I am technically doing what I love, but it's not something's not right.

And I knew that puberty had brought up a lot of my transness and what was happening to my body. And I knew that It was not the body that I was supposed to be in. But I lived out my dream of, you know, being in a Broadway musical and I was playing this Mormon boy. And it was this very bittersweet thing of like, oh, I am technically doing what I love, but it's not something's not right.

So when the pandemic hit. I started seeing, you know, on TikTok was the first place that I saw trans people other than like Laverne Cox on Orange is the New Black. I didn't know trans people. And I was seeing these amazing content creators. I was seeing non-binary people, which was kind of this other foreign idea to me.

So when the pandemic hit. I started seeing, you know, on TikTok was the first place that I saw trans people other than like Laverne Cox on Orange is the New Black. I didn't know trans people. And I was seeing these amazing content creators. I was seeing non-binary people, which was kind of this other foreign idea to me.

So when the pandemic hit. I started seeing, you know, on TikTok was the first place that I saw trans people other than like Laverne Cox on Orange is the New Black. I didn't know trans people. And I was seeing these amazing content creators. I was seeing non-binary people, which was kind of this other foreign idea to me.

And I decided that the idea of becoming or stepping into my my womanhood was so far away and so scary. And how do I get there that I was like, oh, well, non-binary doesn't sound so bad. So I I went by they them pronouns for about a year and a half before that first days of girlhood video started.

And I decided that the idea of becoming or stepping into my my womanhood was so far away and so scary. And how do I get there that I was like, oh, well, non-binary doesn't sound so bad. So I I went by they them pronouns for about a year and a half before that first days of girlhood video started.

And I decided that the idea of becoming or stepping into my my womanhood was so far away and so scary. And how do I get there that I was like, oh, well, non-binary doesn't sound so bad. So I I went by they them pronouns for about a year and a half before that first days of girlhood video started.