Phases are all part of our journey

There is often a default assumption that transgender identity is based in the idea of pain and suffering as a prerequisite. But that's not the point. The reason we transition is to find joy, and to love ourselves,

Gender reveal parties can be exclusionary and humiliating to those that do not fit in the binary construct. For example, inviting a non binary person to a pink and blue gender reveal party for them to pick what gender they think the baby will be.

One of the hardest aspects of transitioning is reaching the point where you are comfortable hearing your name and your pronouns correctly.

Many transgender and nonbinary children want their parents support, but they are unsure how to talk about gender and sexuality with their parents. They fear being rejected, kicked out of the house, threatened, or worse.