Also thanks to the sweet lady that told me it was going to be okay driving out of Towers today when she saw me having my panic attack outside. Remind me that there's a reason I don't talk to my mom the next time I talk about seeing her.

Hello, thank you for your kind words and recommendation!

Thank you so much for your recommendation!

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The Venue was Wild Magnolia in Martinsville. It was hosted by MHS Pride Coalition 🌈

This picture is fun because you can't see the rust eating that lower panel thanks to the show ❄️

My inbox and home is always open for you 🩵

Tiktok absolutely had cesspool components to it, but there was definitely an authentic community thriving there. People were trying. It will be missed, and hopefully easily replaced with better alternatives

A lot of the information I know about transition I learned direct from trans masc/femme people on Tiktok. TikTok allowed us to see first hand the horrors happening in places like Gaza, and people screamed in outrage.

I remember a queer/trans creator in the UK would post themselves doing 'normal' mundane things that are sometimes kind of scary, like going to a cafe alone to show everyone that it was okay. I really found comfort in that post 2020.

And also hot people 🫣 gay/trans people are so hot. TikTok was my first opportunity to see trans/queer people comfortable being themselves and feeling safe to share their lives.