It was honestly a little inspiring - He got "she"d by someone, and just stood up and went "Excuse me, but i'm actually a boy. Just because dad won't let me cut my hair doesn't mean i'm not a boy."
That was *wild* to see in person. I'm so fucking proud and scared for that kid.
Something worth discussing today - I met a trans kid today. An honest to goodness trans kid, probably around 7 or 8.
Let me tell you - this is backwoods WV. There is *zero* chance that kid's parents approve of this or influenced it. But he knew who he was, straight up.
Queer kids shouldn't have to live in a world where they need to be brave, but that boy is braver that I ever could be at his age. I'm rooting for him, whoever he is 💕
