Mae Martin

Ja. Oh Mann. Ich meine, ich habe das Buch über Sexualität und Gender geschrieben. Und dann habe ich eine Buch-Tour gemacht und ich war in den Hochschulen. Und als das Buch rauskam, war es outdaten. Ich habe die falschen Wörter benutzt und die Leute haben mich unterrichtet. Also es ist, du weißt, wir müssen einfach alle... curious and interested and patient.

Ja. Oh Mann. Ich meine, ich habe das Buch über Sexualität und Gender geschrieben. Und dann habe ich eine Buch-Tour gemacht und ich war in den Hochschulen. Und als das Buch rauskam, war es outdaten. Ich habe die falschen Wörter benutzt und die Leute haben mich unterrichtet. Also es ist, du weißt, wir müssen einfach alle... curious and interested and patient.

Ja. Oh Mann. Ich meine, ich habe das Buch über Sexualität und Gender geschrieben. Und dann habe ich eine Buch-Tour gemacht und ich war in den Hochschulen. Und als das Buch rauskam, war es outdaten. Ich habe die falschen Wörter benutzt und die Leute haben mich unterrichtet. Also es ist, du weißt, wir müssen einfach alle... curious and interested and patient.

Yeah. There's a really interesting book called Can the Monster Speak? A speech given to a college of psychoanalysts by a trans man called Paul Preciado. And that sort of rocked my world. It was really interesting. But he talks about how we're, I think part of the reason people are so reactive is that we're still attached to this kind of

Yeah. There's a really interesting book called Can the Monster Speak? A speech given to a college of psychoanalysts by a trans man called Paul Preciado. And that sort of rocked my world. It was really interesting. But he talks about how we're, I think part of the reason people are so reactive is that we're still attached to this kind of

Yeah. There's a really interesting book called Can the Monster Speak? A speech given to a college of psychoanalysts by a trans man called Paul Preciado. And that sort of rocked my world. It was really interesting. But he talks about how we're, I think part of the reason people are so reactive is that we're still attached to this kind of

freudian way of thinking where our gender is a huge part of our identity in our psyche and this sort of 200 year old white guys being like but you know men want to fuck their mothers and like it's like that's a huge part of our identity and we have to undo that and then it's a much less big deal if you want to be in some gray area or you want to be a bit more fluid

freudian way of thinking where our gender is a huge part of our identity in our psyche and this sort of 200 year old white guys being like but you know men want to fuck their mothers and like it's like that's a huge part of our identity and we have to undo that and then it's a much less big deal if you want to be in some gray area or you want to be a bit more fluid

freudian way of thinking where our gender is a huge part of our identity in our psyche and this sort of 200 year old white guys being like but you know men want to fuck their mothers and like it's like that's a huge part of our identity and we have to undo that and then it's a much less big deal if you want to be in some gray area or you want to be a bit more fluid

Denn es muss nicht so ein großer Teil deiner Persönlichkeit und deiner kulturellen Rolle sein.

Denn es muss nicht so ein großer Teil deiner Persönlichkeit und deiner kulturellen Rolle sein.

Denn es muss nicht so ein großer Teil deiner Persönlichkeit und deiner kulturellen Rolle sein.

It's what happened today. Yeah, I do feel lucky that I've, like, from when I could even think, I could sense that the things I was being told were immutable, objective truths didn't fit with how I felt inside. So that was very confusing, but I feel really grateful because it made me challenge all kinds of other things as well and learn about myself more.

It's what happened today. Yeah, I do feel lucky that I've, like, from when I could even think, I could sense that the things I was being told were immutable, objective truths didn't fit with how I felt inside. So that was very confusing, but I feel really grateful because it made me challenge all kinds of other things as well and learn about myself more.

It's what happened today. Yeah, I do feel lucky that I've, like, from when I could even think, I could sense that the things I was being told were immutable, objective truths didn't fit with how I felt inside. So that was very confusing, but I feel really grateful because it made me challenge all kinds of other things as well and learn about myself more.

Well, I think I had a kind of existential spiral in my teens and spun out and was a bad teen. I think a lot of it came from that feeling of questioning the systems around me. I dropped out of school. I'm not recommending this, but I guess I... I saw options that other people weren't seeing. Like I saw that I could do comedy and I love doing comedy.

Well, I think I had a kind of existential spiral in my teens and spun out and was a bad teen. I think a lot of it came from that feeling of questioning the systems around me. I dropped out of school. I'm not recommending this, but I guess I... I saw options that other people weren't seeing. Like I saw that I could do comedy and I love doing comedy.

Well, I think I had a kind of existential spiral in my teens and spun out and was a bad teen. I think a lot of it came from that feeling of questioning the systems around me. I dropped out of school. I'm not recommending this, but I guess I... I saw options that other people weren't seeing. Like I saw that I could do comedy and I love doing comedy.

So I did that and I don't think I would have done that at such a young age if I hadn't already been Ich denke, was mich glücklich macht und wo ich fit bin. Ich denke, das ist wie Monogamie. Ich habe es letztens viel darüber nachgedacht.

So I did that and I don't think I would have done that at such a young age if I hadn't already been Ich denke, was mich glücklich macht und wo ich fit bin. Ich denke, das ist wie Monogamie. Ich habe es letztens viel darüber nachgedacht.