MK

I was always called a tomboy, then less nice descriptive words. I'm a teacher and "that moment" for me was when a rising middle school student (entering 6th grade) stopped me and asked my pronouns that I felt seen. This kid saw me as what I was, a human that exists outside of the role that society expected me to play.

Gender-affirming and affordable clothing resources. In my town, it is a lovey older couple that does alterations to store-bought clothes at reasonable prices.