This post should be read in a safe environment. If you are having dark thoughts and have nowhere to turn. There are people out there who can help. call 988, text 988 A few weeks ago, I think I hit rock bottom with my depression. I woke up in the worst panic attack I have ever had. It started in my dreams, where I found myself tangled in one of my necklaces. This triggered my claustrophobia. Which had me thinking I was trapped in my own body. The only way I saw to get out o

This statement in the picture holds a lot of meaning for me. When I came out as transgender, I knew going in that not everyone would be...

I have seen this question come up a bunch: "Is it too late to transition?", "Is it too late to come out as LGBTQ+?" The people I have seen this question posed to most often are younger adults in their late teens (18-19) to early 20s. I understand that coming out is a terrifying and courageous thing to do. You get nervous and sweaty; your heart rate goes through the roof as you think of all the possible ways the conversation could go. This is where being young helps you in the

May 8th I have been thinking about my Transition lately, from where I was to where I am now. In the beginning, I was sure I was a woman. However, I was not very sure how my transition was going to go. I can now say yes, I was kind of selfish then. I was only thinking about my happiness. I really didn't know how this would affect the people in my family or my friends. I did learn very quickly who was and was not a true friend. I lost someone whom I thought of more as a brothe