
Living a life like mine is so intolerable, some undergo serious surgery. Read more
Living a life like mine is so intolerable, some undergo serious surgery. Read more
It’s cool to hate comic sans. But it’s also problematic. Read more
Sometimes, a moment of revulsion is actually pure revelation. Read more
For nonbinary and trans folks, stories about chosen names are often stories of self-knowledge. Read more
Sometimes amid damaging patterns, the loss of people we love, our creeping self-doubt and bone-tiredness with grey—we need reminding our life has been here, beautiful and shining, the whole time. Read more
For a body that had returned to episodes of violence over and over and over again, it was the first time in my adult life that I was producing something — anything — that might be restorative, and I could feel the change. Read more
New Orleans hadn’t changed; it was the same city it had been before my breakdown. It was I who had changed, perhaps unalterably. Read more
The enteric nervous system embedded in our gastrointestional tract is now recognized as a complex, integrative brain in its own right. Read more
“That first time around L.A. I questioned why the entire world didn’t want to become famous.” Read more
Whether they were dim, blurry selfies or professional photo shoots, Tumblr users exposed me to naked trans bodies, naked bodies of color, naked non-binary bodies, and naked fat bodies. Sometimes all at once. All were wonderful, and all worked to support those marginalized people who were left out of magazines, ads, and even mainstream pornography. Read more