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hi guys! for my birthday today I am asking for donations to my top surgery fund!! link in bio :) … tw: eating disorders, gender dysphoria The photos above of me in a blue shirt were taken in 2019. At the time, i was in the midst of a severe eating disorder. I had spent nearly nine months extremely restricting food, not to reach a certain weight or size — but with the specific goal of dropping 3 cup sizes. My goal was to make my chest as small as possible, by any means necessary. I almost ended up in the emergency room before I learned to eat again. It wasn’t something I could name clearly back then. I didn’t have the language for being transgender or nonbinary. But I knew, even then, that my chest didn’t feel like it belonged to me. I’ve been uncomfortable with my breasts since I was in middle school — years before I learned what gender dysphoria was. And then I did this photoshoot with my friend @brianraynorris , who created a space so welcoming and free that I felt I could try anything. I started experimenting with visual language around masculinity and my chest. These images became the first conscious representation of my transness — a version of myself I had never been able to articulate before. For over a decade, I’ve hidden my chest in photos, performances, and everyday life. Friends from high school might remember me binding for school plays, or holding my chest while dancing or exercising. Even now, I honestly don't know what it's like to have a personal sense of style that doesn't center covering up my chest or making it look smaller in my eyes; it often takes me over an hour just to get dressed — cycling through clothes that don’t trigger dysphoria. I experience near-constant back pain from posture changes and the physical toll of binding, taping, and compression garments. You might not be able to tell, but I am binding or trans-taping in all of the current day photos i am including here and so many more on my ig feed. While these temporary solutions help me appear more like myself and give me a lot of joy, they often come at the expense of my comfort, mobility, and safety… Read more at the gofundme link in my bio!!

proud to represent the cast and crew of jam. at the 12th annual @disabilityfilmchallenge awards with my @pastudiowest fam @fromtheheartdej @davidszimmerman and join such an esteemed group of EDFC alumni! a cool fun fact is that @pastudiowest was one of the EDFC’s first partners when it started in 2013 🎥✨

the cool thing about production being onscreen for 2s in The Rehearsal is that I would literally not have been allowed to post about this show any other way! season 2 is nUTS lmk if ur watching 📺

(1) when the world falls apart I recommend donating all ur time to a trans theatre festival (2) I took this photo of @transnormativity my first ever on (non-disposable) film (3) the grapes were MY IDEA not @petey_gibson ’s !

hey folks, a film I’m currently working on is eligible for the easterseals disability film challenge :) @disabilityfilmchallenge requires filmmakers to make the whole film from development to final edits in 6 days, theme this year was “thriller and suspense,” and must include certain element like props (a clock and a hat this year) and includes disabled people in front of and behind the camera link in bio, go run us up some views for their social awareness campaign taking place this week!

@kylierfoley posted this to her story yesterday and I asked to make it a reel so we could share it bc I think her perspective is invaluable rn ! (I added the clickbait-y title not her tbc) also saw someone say only donate things in conditions you yourself would want and when in doubt if u know someone personally affected you can ask #wildfires #palisades #eaton #lafires #losangeles