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that could be you, howling with us at the Konzert

23.04 ✦ ZITTAU (DE) ✦ @jolesch.zittau @kronenkino

25.04 ✦ WIEN (AT) ✦ @lucia.vienna

29.04 ✦ FRANKFURT MAIN (DE) ✦ @ponyhof.club

30.04 ✦ KARLSRUHE (DE) ✦ @p8_karlsruhe

01.05 ✦ HANNOVER (DE) ✦ @kulturzentrumfaust

03.05 ✦ AMSTERDAM (NL) ✦ @occii_amsterdam

05.05 ✦ BERLIN (DE) ✦ @so36_club

06.05 ✦ HAMBURG (DE) ✦ @stellwerk_hamburg

08.05 ✦ SAARBRÜCKEN (DE) ✦ Terminus

09.05 ✦ BONN (DE) ✦ @kult41

12.05 ✦ PRAHA (CZ) ✦ @autonomnicentrum254

16.05 ✦ DEN HAAG (NL) ✦ @riot.queer.collective

19.05 ✦ MANCHESTER (UK) ✦ @nightanddaycafe

21.05 ✦ LONDON (UK) ✦ @thecamdenclublondon

filmed by @blueelectric.la / @alexwolfdoes

TRANS PEOPLE OF THE WORLD!! We wanna meet you!! A little post show backstage interview shot by @alexwolfdoes / @blueelectric.la featuring @astrudaurelia and me

come see us!!
23.04 ✦ ZITTAU (DE) ✦ @jolesch.zittau

25.04 ✦ WIEN (AT) ✦ @lucia.vienna

29.04 ✦ FRANKFURT MAIN (DE) ✦ @ponyhof.club

30.04 ✦ KARLSRUHE (DE) ✦ @p8_karlsruhe

01.05 ✦ HANNOVER (DE) ✦ @kulturzentrumfaust

03.05 ✦ AMSTERDAM (NL) ✦ @occii_amsterdam

05.05 ✦ BERLIN (DE) ✦ @so36_club

06.05 ✦ HAMBURG (DE) ✦ @stellwerk_hamburg

08.05 ✦ SAARBRÜCKEN (DE) ✦ Terminus

09.05 ✦ BONN (DE) ✦ @kult41

12.05 ✦ PRAHA (CZ) ✦ @autonomnicentrum254

16.05 ✦ DEN HAAG (NL) ✦ Pride Show

19.05 ✦ MANCHESTER (UK) ✦ @nightanddaycafe

21.05 ✦ LONDON (UK) ✦ @thecamdenclublondon

#folkpunk #trans #transdayofvisibility #lgbtq #transmasc

Recent DP work for PENCIL & DOODLES (dir @sophieewells ). Releasing on YouTube this Saturday Feb 14th!! 💕

On the eve of her departure, a citywide blackout traps two childhood best friends in an apartment, forcing them to face the conversation about love they can no longer avoid.

Wr/Dir @sophieewells
starring @dayandraleao @aaroncain
DP 🎥
gaffer @graham.hornbeck

edited by @aidanbritton08
associate producer @alexwolfdoes
composer @kevinedilson_
sound mixer @paumomc

Shot on Lumix S5IIX on Canon FDs, 7artisans, and Pentax SMC

#cinematography #filmmaking #cinematographer #shortfilm

Recent DP work for PENCIL & DOODLES (dir @sophieewells ). Releasing on YouTube this Saturday Feb 14th!! 💕

On the eve of her departure, a citywide blackout traps two childhood best friends in an apartment, forcing them to face the conversation about love they can no longer avoid.

Wr/Dir @sophieewells
starring @dayandraleao @aaroncain
DP 🎥
gaffer @graham.hornbeck

edited by @aidanbritton08
associate producer @alexwolfdoes
composer @kevinedilson_
sound mixer @paumomc

Shot on Lumix S5IIX on Canon FDs, 7artisans, and Pentax SMC

#cinematography #filmmaking #cinematographer #shortfilm

Recent DP work for PENCIL & DOODLES (dir @sophieewells ). Releasing on YouTube this Saturday Feb 14th!! 💕

On the eve of her departure, a citywide blackout traps two childhood best friends in an apartment, forcing them to face the conversation about love they can no longer avoid.

Wr/Dir @sophieewells
starring @dayandraleao @aaroncain
DP 🎥
gaffer @graham.hornbeck

edited by @aidanbritton08
associate producer @alexwolfdoes
composer @kevinedilson_
sound mixer @paumomc

Shot on Lumix S5IIX on Canon FDs, 7artisans, and Pentax SMC

#cinematography #filmmaking #cinematographer #shortfilm

Recent DP work for PENCIL & DOODLES (dir @sophieewells ). Releasing on YouTube this Saturday Feb 14th!! 💕

On the eve of her departure, a citywide blackout traps two childhood best friends in an apartment, forcing them to face the conversation about love they can no longer avoid.

Wr/Dir @sophieewells
starring @dayandraleao @aaroncain
DP 🎥
gaffer @graham.hornbeck

edited by @aidanbritton08
associate producer @alexwolfdoes
composer @kevinedilson_
sound mixer @paumomc

Shot on Lumix S5IIX on Canon FDs, 7artisans, and Pentax SMC

#cinematography #filmmaking #cinematographer #shortfilm

Recent DP work for PENCIL & DOODLES (dir @sophieewells ). Releasing on YouTube this Saturday Feb 14th!! 💕

On the eve of her departure, a citywide blackout traps two childhood best friends in an apartment, forcing them to face the conversation about love they can no longer avoid.

Wr/Dir @sophieewells
starring @dayandraleao @aaroncain
DP 🎥
gaffer @graham.hornbeck

edited by @aidanbritton08
associate producer @alexwolfdoes
composer @kevinedilson_
sound mixer @paumomc

Shot on Lumix S5IIX on Canon FDs, 7artisans, and Pentax SMC

#cinematography #filmmaking #cinematographer #shortfilm

Recent DP work for PENCIL & DOODLES (dir @sophieewells ). Releasing on YouTube this Saturday Feb 14th!! 💕

On the eve of her departure, a citywide blackout traps two childhood best friends in an apartment, forcing them to face the conversation about love they can no longer avoid.

Wr/Dir @sophieewells
starring @dayandraleao @aaroncain
DP 🎥
gaffer @graham.hornbeck

edited by @aidanbritton08
associate producer @alexwolfdoes
composer @kevinedilson_
sound mixer @paumomc

Shot on Lumix S5IIX on Canon FDs, 7artisans, and Pentax SMC

#cinematography #filmmaking #cinematographer #shortfilm

Recent DP work for PENCIL & DOODLES (dir @sophieewells ). Releasing on YouTube this Saturday Feb 14th!! 💕

On the eve of her departure, a citywide blackout traps two childhood best friends in an apartment, forcing them to face the conversation about love they can no longer avoid.

Wr/Dir @sophieewells
starring @dayandraleao @aaroncain
DP 🎥
gaffer @graham.hornbeck

edited by @aidanbritton08
associate producer @alexwolfdoes
composer @kevinedilson_
sound mixer @paumomc

Shot on Lumix S5IIX on Canon FDs, 7artisans, and Pentax SMC

#cinematography #filmmaking #cinematographer #shortfilm

Recent DP work for PENCIL & DOODLES (dir @sophieewells ). Releasing on YouTube this Saturday Feb 14th!! 💕

On the eve of her departure, a citywide blackout traps two childhood best friends in an apartment, forcing them to face the conversation about love they can no longer avoid.

Wr/Dir @sophieewells
starring @dayandraleao @aaroncain
DP 🎥
gaffer @graham.hornbeck

edited by @aidanbritton08
associate producer @alexwolfdoes
composer @kevinedilson_
sound mixer @paumomc

Shot on Lumix S5IIX on Canon FDs, 7artisans, and Pentax SMC

#cinematography #filmmaking #cinematographer #shortfilm

LINK IN BIO!!! Posted on YouTube on February 14th 💙

On the eve of her departure, a citywide blackout traps two childhood best friends in an apartment, forcing them to face the conversation about love they can no longer avoid.

directed by @sophieewells
starring @dayandraleao @aaroncain
DP @pheb_rensink
gaffer @graham.hornbeck
edited by @aidanbritton08
associate producer @alexwolfdoes
composer @kevinedilson_
sound mixer @paumomc
written & produced by @sophieewells

Thank you all so much for your support! Excited for you all to see! #film #premiere #valentines #romance #movieposter

a moment of trans joy 🎄🫶

we loved singing along with you @randidemarco

13 days left to contribute to our crowdfund campaign! help us tell this story about empathy, community, and intersectionality. every bit counts, even $5 goes a long way! and remember, sharing is caring, so hit that repost and share to your stories. link in bio! thank you!!
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#short #shortfilm #film #indiefilm #movie #lgbtq #trans #nonbinary #latinx #latine #producer #production #crowdfund #campaign

sharing is caring and also FREE! beyond the blue light is ramping up pre production and we’ve got a special reading coming up Oct 3rd 8pm @ the broadwater! tickets in bio, campaign in bio, LETS DO THIS 🫶🏼🙏🏼
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#short #shortfilm #film #indie #indiefilm #movie #fy #fyp #lgbtq #trans #latine #latinx #latino

INTRODUCING: ALEX WOLF (Associate Producer) is a trans multidisciplinary creative and producer working across film, writing, and the music industry. With a strong background in filmmaking, branded content, commercial and editorial storytelling, and media production for live events, Alex brings both technical precision and emotional depth to every project. Their work spans national music festivals, documentary and narrative filmmaking, and intimate artist-focused stories. With a sharp editorial eye and deep sensitivity to story and identity, Alex is passionate about uplifting queer and trans voices and creating space for bold, authentic narratives that challenge convention and invite connection.
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#short #shortfilm #film #campaign #producer #movie #indiefilm

gucci alex wolfy

Last night, I played a show at a very straight bar, if you couldn’t tell by the 🦌 head (it’s so weird that people do this). When I got on stage, I was nervous, even for my first few songs. I didn’t know if I should play my explicitly trans song, “Daughter.” But then I realized, nah, these straight people need to see that trans people exist, that we won’t back down, and that we are human beings having human experiences. I saw straight people in the audience, cis white dudes, many with big beards, who were clearly uncomfortable during my speech and song. Some of them chuckled to each other. They refused to clap when everyone else was clapping. They stared me down. I made eye contact while singing the chorus. Then those guys left. It kind of turned into a queer bar after that, except I don’t know any queer bars with taxidermy.My friend @alexwolfdoes shot this video.

see me on tour, playing songs & telling trans stories:
8.09 Costa Mesa CA // @outatthefair
8.23 SantaBarbara CA // @pacificpridefdn
9.9 Phoenix AZ // @rhythmroom
9.10 Tucson AZ // @groundworkstucson
9.12 Austin TX // @ValhallaTavern
9.13 Dallas TX // @FranklinsTattoo.live
9.14 HotSprings AR // Rainwater House Show
9.15 HotSprings AR // @Kollective
9.16 Nashville TN // @RNBW.collective
9.17 Nashville TN // @TheEastRoom
9.18 Atlanta GA // @MomSaidItsFine
9.20 Greensboro NC // @GreensboroPride
9.21 Pittsburgh PA // Hearse Fest
9.22 Philadelphia // The Nail
9.24 Indianapolis IN // @MelodyInn_
9.26 Ferndale MI // @TheRingwald
9.27 Urbana IL // @TreehouseCU
9.28 Madison WI // The Rigby
9.29 Minneapolis MN // @TimeTravelersPublicHouse
10.2 Denver CO // TBA
10.3 Albuquerque NM // @BlackwallGalleryABQ

BASEBALL BATS + TRANS FLAGS OUT!! 🏳️‍⚧️ the Wants & Needs music video is here! It’s angsty, it’s emo with 808s + analog synths 🖤 It’s a diss track toward transphobic internet bullies. May they one day touch grass. 😤 (go to U tube to watch)

the music video features the incredible work of artist @gravuti, filmography by @elaine_caton, and my friend @alexwolfdoes helped elevate the editing fx.

enjoy!! 🌈

Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

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Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

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Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

Continued in the comments (1/2)

Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

Continued in the comments (1/2)

Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

Continued in the comments (1/2)

Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

Continued in the comments (1/2)

Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

Continued in the comments (1/2)

Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

Continued in the comments (1/2)

Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

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Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

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Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

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Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

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Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

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Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

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Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

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Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

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Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

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Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

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Hey everyone - with my birthday today, I wanted to give a quick update. I changed my number back in February after 15+ years on my old one. If I missed your message, please DM, email, or screenshot anything unresponded to—I’ve tried to reconnect, but some may have slipped through.

This past year brought both milestones and pain. I reunited with Cassidy, celebrated over a year with my partner, and marked 5 years on HRT. I’m endlessly grateful to my partner, friends, and chosen family, whose patience and strength have been a lifeline as I’ve faced harassment, legal issues, and ongoing trauma recovery and healthcare challenges. Their support has helped me focus on healing, even through frustrations. While much more has happened since the number change, I want to keep this brief and thank my loved ones and support team for all they’ve done as I regain strength. My old number is still active, but only to track ongoing harassment from a biological parent who went to jail last year—a situation needing intervention but too dangerous for me to handle directly. I’m still vetting competent help to manage biological family issues and am grateful to be working with a great nonprofit for ongoing support and guidance.

These safety concerns are hard to share but part of my reality. I’ve felt scared to share online, and this really hurts my ability to connect, showcase art or projects I want to support–and am a part of. This limits my ability to connect online and seek/share support, resources, info, etc. I’m truly sorry I haven’t shared more of my work, life updates, or the work of loved ones and peers in my communities—seeing the support and connection we do share in other’s means so much. I look forward to contributing to these conversations and movements, bringing in the stories of loved ones I carry with me, especially post-election. Many of us are in the same fight, and I hope to listen well and echo our shared needs. For now, I need to prioritize safety and well-being. Offline, I’ve been exploring new crafts in art, writing, dance, music, and acting, and I’m excited to see where these paths lead beyond directing, editing, and producing.

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