Enfield, CT 06082
United States
I am always there for anyone, and Iv'e helped people prevent their suicides, I just want everyone to be happy.
I've been called the r-slur, been told I'm not disabled, all because I unmask or don't use my mobility aids everyday.
I helped my uncle move his things in his house.
Worcester, MA
United States
Helping students in the public school system learn to be their best selves <3
Updating my picture from the last time I saw the No Evil Project at stART!
Boston, MA
United States
Opened house for homeless trans in Boston.
Volunteered for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Millbury, MA
United States
Complimented a stranger.
I am often given labels that hurt and wanted to rise above truth.
Westborough, MA
United States
Supporting trans people in transitioning at work.
Visibility matters!
Worcester, MA
United States
I am working on myself and am serious about my mission, my own recovery!
My philosophy is you can overcome anything! Seeing the darkness in ourselves allows us to see our light!
Worcester, MA
United States
When I was at school only a few people knew I was trans, my best friend admitted she wanted to be a boy (girl -> boy) and thinks I would judge her but then I told her I was trans and we have one BIG similarity.
Worcester, MA
United States
Volunteering as a basketball coach for many years.
To let people know that their good deeds affect other people.
