The writer says he doesn’t buy Mac as a weed dealer. But, here’s a quote by Dennis from the high school reunion episodes: “What I mean Mac, is that the only reason you got to hang out with me and the other cool kids is because you sold us all weed. Everybody thought that you were an asshole.”

I agree that it’s not easy and not for everyone. I loved it though because I felt like I could handle it and that every night I was making a difference for the trans community and spreading a ton of awareness to people and groups that normally wouldn’t have been exposed. It wasn’t just an echo chamber, and that’s…

I agree. Being able to completely ruin someone’s entire career and livelihood at any moment and essentially at their discretion without even being able to have so much as a simple explanation or response is just unfair to streamers. Especially those of us in targeted groups which are far more likely to be report…

I can’t say for sure, but part of it is probably the fact that compared to many of the top cis streamers that are often covered, my audience and name recognition is very small. And maybe overly trans centric articles don’t sell ads, I can’t say. I’m just grateful that at least someone bothered to notice what happened…

How dare people be able to take pride in who they are and how those identities have shaped their entire lives. And how dare people want to find others who share similar challenges as them.

He actually did ask me if it was okay to use a picture of me in the hot tub, and I did not see it in time to let him know I was okay with it before the article was posted. He didn’t want to draw potentially negative harassment to me without my permission.

I think the tags were great overall. I just wish Twitch wouldn’t permanently ban me because I was the target of harassment and ruffled some feathers for invading a traditionally cis space. I spent most of my streams educating ignorant people on trans issues, and I was fine with that. I felt like the tools in place…