Dylan Mulvaney

And I think of that as like kind of like if it was like Super Mario Kart, I like hopped onto like a little cloud for that second before really launching into the game. And it kind of unlocked everything because I think when you start to question your gender, it unlocks every part of you and identity. It started making these videos like it's a day question of the day. And I was

And I think of that as like kind of like if it was like Super Mario Kart, I like hopped onto like a little cloud for that second before really launching into the game. And it kind of unlocked everything because I think when you start to question your gender, it unlocks every part of you and identity. It started making these videos like it's a day question of the day. And I was

And I think of that as like kind of like if it was like Super Mario Kart, I like hopped onto like a little cloud for that second before really launching into the game. And it kind of unlocked everything because I think when you start to question your gender, it unlocks every part of you and identity. It started making these videos like it's a day question of the day. And I was

talking about what my experience of being non-binary was. But actually through making those videos, I was like, well, and now I'm taking hormones and now I'm growing boobs. And so I think maybe some people watched that first video that I had made of my Days of Girlhood series and thought like, oh, did she just like wake up that day and decide like, Oh, that sounds fun.

talking about what my experience of being non-binary was. But actually through making those videos, I was like, well, and now I'm taking hormones and now I'm growing boobs. And so I think maybe some people watched that first video that I had made of my Days of Girlhood series and thought like, oh, did she just like wake up that day and decide like, Oh, that sounds fun.

talking about what my experience of being non-binary was. But actually through making those videos, I was like, well, and now I'm taking hormones and now I'm growing boobs. And so I think maybe some people watched that first video that I had made of my Days of Girlhood series and thought like, oh, did she just like wake up that day and decide like, Oh, that sounds fun.

No, I had been, I mean, this had been my whole life was like preparing for that moment. And I had already, you know, talked to my friends and family, but I was like, we got to find some comedy in the coming out video. So I did what was more so just like a silly, you know, day one of being a girl. And, you know, here I am, how'd I do ladies?

No, I had been, I mean, this had been my whole life was like preparing for that moment. And I had already, you know, talked to my friends and family, but I was like, we got to find some comedy in the coming out video. So I did what was more so just like a silly, you know, day one of being a girl. And, you know, here I am, how'd I do ladies?

No, I had been, I mean, this had been my whole life was like preparing for that moment. And I had already, you know, talked to my friends and family, but I was like, we got to find some comedy in the coming out video. So I did what was more so just like a silly, you know, day one of being a girl. And, you know, here I am, how'd I do ladies?

And it blew up in a way that I just couldn't have ever expected. And there was a lot of, you know, initial, push back and hate. And then there was some good people too. But I only made the second video as almost like a follow-up apology of like, no, it's day two and that's not what I meant. And then, well, maybe on day three, I can show them that I'm actually not a horrible person.

And it blew up in a way that I just couldn't have ever expected. And there was a lot of, you know, initial, push back and hate. And then there was some good people too. But I only made the second video as almost like a follow-up apology of like, no, it's day two and that's not what I meant. And then, well, maybe on day three, I can show them that I'm actually not a horrible person.

And it blew up in a way that I just couldn't have ever expected. And there was a lot of, you know, initial, push back and hate. And then there was some good people too. But I only made the second video as almost like a follow-up apology of like, no, it's day two and that's not what I meant. And then, well, maybe on day three, I can show them that I'm actually not a horrible person.

And on day four, I can show them this. So it started as this like, oh God, I got to clean up this mess in a way. And then It turned into the most beautiful thing because I was like, wait, I'm I'm sharing things with people that I think maybe is helping them or helping them understand that. I didn't know how transness fully worked.

And on day four, I can show them this. So it started as this like, oh God, I got to clean up this mess in a way. And then It turned into the most beautiful thing because I was like, wait, I'm I'm sharing things with people that I think maybe is helping them or helping them understand that. I didn't know how transness fully worked.

And on day four, I can show them this. So it started as this like, oh God, I got to clean up this mess in a way. And then It turned into the most beautiful thing because I was like, wait, I'm I'm sharing things with people that I think maybe is helping them or helping them understand that. I didn't know how transness fully worked.

I was a brand new, fresh trans person kind of trying to figure it out. And I think that was what was really beautiful about it was to let people in on that experience with me. And that's what's so crazy going back to your kids. I'm on that millennial cusp. So I can't believe that, you know, Gen Z really took to me and they supported me. And I was like, oh, my God, I'm so cringe. Wait.

I was a brand new, fresh trans person kind of trying to figure it out. And I think that was what was really beautiful about it was to let people in on that experience with me. And that's what's so crazy going back to your kids. I'm on that millennial cusp. So I can't believe that, you know, Gen Z really took to me and they supported me. And I was like, oh, my God, I'm so cringe. Wait.

I was a brand new, fresh trans person kind of trying to figure it out. And I think that was what was really beautiful about it was to let people in on that experience with me. And that's what's so crazy going back to your kids. I'm on that millennial cusp. So I can't believe that, you know, Gen Z really took to me and they supported me. And I was like, oh, my God, I'm so cringe. Wait.

And I think it's just because, you know, growing up, I didn't have a lot of people to watch. Like if I had maybe more trans people to see on television or, in the media, I think that it would have unlocked something for me a lot earlier. And it's so sad that it's still so limited, the sort of the trans visibility of it all. But yeah, TikTok was this thing that, that blew me up.

And I think it's just because, you know, growing up, I didn't have a lot of people to watch. Like if I had maybe more trans people to see on television or, in the media, I think that it would have unlocked something for me a lot earlier. And it's so sad that it's still so limited, the sort of the trans visibility of it all. But yeah, TikTok was this thing that, that blew me up.