I probably shouldn’t be moving my arms this much but…who cares?!?
Just wanted to share a happy and gender euphoric moment for me. Thanks to all my friends and family who have embraced the real me all of these years. I love you ❤️
Radnor, thank you for how you have changed my life. I love you and cannot believe I get to wake up and do things with you every day. While training has been challenging, I have learned new levels of patience. Learned to let go, and have fun. What it means for a dog to be biologically fulfilled.
Not only have you served me in my mental/physical needs, but you also have opened my eyes to the beauty of having a dog. Teaching a dog through freedom and play. I hope to be able to give back to you in all the ways you have saved me. Happy 2nd birthday and here’s to many more, pal.
Hey there, it’s Lex.
Access to gender affirming care + acknowledgment of my gender identity has saved my life. If you don’t care about the betterment of human lives, I am curious what you believe to be more important than that?
Posted my pal on my story without realizing it was National Dog Day yesterday. Couldn’t resist making an official post. Please stop growing so fast Radnor 🥹
Nashville Pride 2024.
I love queer joy. I long for queer liberation.
I adore queer people.
Queer love is beautiful and emotional. It is a gift to feel deeply, and I am so grateful to be born into a movement that matters. That costs so much. To witness euphoria to this degree is a gift. I love y’all, and I am ready to keep this party going.
Thank you @emilyaprilallenphoto for capturing so many great moments at the #prideinbusinessawards2024
Thank you @tnpridechamber for introducing me to our community here in Nashville. Hope is rooted in seeing queer humans thrive. See y’all next year 🏳️⚧️
Happy pride y’all 🤠
In February of last year, I hit a major milestone in my long and arduous journey. Today I celebrate the first anniversary of my top surgery. Not long ago, I longed for a different childhood. I wished away the past, the envy of experiencing real boyhood. At 16, I don’t think I conceptualized making it to 29 years old. As painful and uncomfortable as my experience has been, it has shaped me into who I am today. To look back and see how far I have come, I am amazed by what I have been able to personally accomplish. For each painful tear I’ve shed over judgement by humans around me, I have a handful of incredible humans I have to thank. Thank you for holding me up on my feet all these years. God, I can’t thank you ENOUGH for what you’ve done for me. The compassion you all have shown me, has taught me so much.
While today is celebratory for me, I cannot shake the reality we live in right now. Trans children are not just dying, they are being murdered. Down on Capitol Hill in Nashville, our basic human rights are being debated and fought against every single day. Truly, I feel it is my duty to serve and fight for those who came before me, those who walk with me, and to defend those who cannot protect themselves. 🏳️⚧️
