Glennon

I know this well. Emily, I've lived this life. I've lived this life.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

I'm just going to send you an email after this with all the answers to this. Okay. Okay, good. So you two were born a year before we even had the word transgender, five years before the Stonewall riots, 10 years before any out queer person ever held political office. You came of age during the HIV AIDS epidemic, which they were then calling the gay plague.

I'm just going to send you an email after this with all the answers to this. Okay. Okay, good. So you two were born a year before we even had the word transgender, five years before the Stonewall riots, 10 years before any out queer person ever held political office. You came of age during the HIV AIDS epidemic, which they were then calling the gay plague.

I'm just going to send you an email after this with all the answers to this. Okay. Okay, good. So you two were born a year before we even had the word transgender, five years before the Stonewall riots, 10 years before any out queer person ever held political office. You came of age during the HIV AIDS epidemic, which they were then calling the gay plague.

The world you came out in is so different than the world that I came out in. And that difference was created in part by you, which is so wild. How are people who came out when you did different than people who come out now? Like, what is the difference that you feel and see?

The world you came out in is so different than the world that I came out in. And that difference was created in part by you, which is so wild. How are people who came out when you did different than people who come out now? Like, what is the difference that you feel and see?

The world you came out in is so different than the world that I came out in. And that difference was created in part by you, which is so wild. How are people who came out when you did different than people who come out now? Like, what is the difference that you feel and see?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Which is different than being scared of homophobia. Yes. What does it mean to be scared of your own gayness?

Which is different than being scared of homophobia. Yes. What does it mean to be scared of your own gayness?

Which is different than being scared of homophobia. Yes. What does it mean to be scared of your own gayness?

You know, you could take them to your grave. What do you think? Do you feel that way about me? Not.

You know, you could take them to your grave. What do you think? Do you feel that way about me? Not.

You know, you could take them to your grave. What do you think? Do you feel that way about me? Not.

She knows for sure. I'm not going back to a man. I might be alone for the rest of my life.