Twin Peaks changed my life. You and David created something so magical and I would give anything for just another small taste. Thank you for the amazing work, David will be remembered forever as a brilliant, irreplaceable mind.

I learned that there are so many ways to be Trans and we all experience our gender identity differently. My wife and I found a support group where we made some of the best friends we'll ever have.

There is always hope at the end of the rainbow. Please don't give up.

because my feelings didn't fully align with how other trans people described their dysphoria. I ended up pushing it all away, climbed deeper into the closet and hid for almost 20 years.

But when I finally found the courage to stop hiding, I was surrounded by support.

Now imagine there was a way, which is far from "easy", that could help you be the person that you truly are and would make you feel whole. Imagine that a portion of the world thinks that you don't deserve to be that person you see yourself as and would rather you continue to suffer until you die.

This goes double for anybody who presents as their assigned gender, whether by force or by choice. You are still a part of this community, and nobody can tell you differently.

Imagine how shocked Nancy Mace is going to be when she realizes that bathroom bills would require Trans Men to use the woman's room. I'd love to see their faces when some ripped, bearded trans dude walks in.

You made it abundantly clear that you're no expert. Buy keep on trolling little man.

Biology isn't simple, and archeologists are frequently identifying trans people going back thousands of years. Our bones don't define our sex or our gender.