Lot of my childhood, I was really closeted.
I always kind of felt like
I wanted to be more like my brother than I
wanted to be like my sister.
You know, I was eight years old
and I would look in the mirror and I would just
delicately apply this lipstick on.
I felt like there was something literally wrong with me.
There's no blueprint that was set out for
us.
We kinda had to make it our own.
I identify as non-binary.
I am gay.
I identify as a trans queer lesbian.
I identify as non-binary
and I wrote that across my chest
and I had no shirt on and I walked outside.
After you figure out who you are, then you're like,
"okay. nothing is really f****ing
scary anymore".
Your identity is valid.
It's okay to be gay.
That's what makes us great.
