I'm old enough to be your mom, I'm 66. That being said, I'm saddened by your pain but I can feel your joy when you speak about how you see the beauty at different stages of your life. I admire your courage. I'm still learning about myself, as I imagine most of us are. That's a good thing. Evolving is an art.. Contentment is the metaphorical book of the life we have lived. The book that is incomplete. 💜
So honest in her words. Not only was she beautiful on the outside, but you get a real sense of how beautiful she is on the inside too with how she spoke and how emotional she became when she spoke with recounting her memories. This was so open and honest, truly beautiful 👏💜
I don't personally associate hair with gender or sexuality but I can understand why people might as I have associated my hair with moments in my life. The truth is anyone can associate parts of themselves with anything, I think it's fascinating.
The towel on the head comment made me smile. I always had short hair as a kid. I’m mixed raced and my white mum didn’t know what to do with it. So I’d pretend I had long hair by putting tights on my head!!
She's extremely attractive and I'm straight. Its her essence, confidence and self possession, total embracing of the masculine directed in healthy ways. I don't want to say she's hot but she is.
I remember those Olympics and all the fuss over her shaved head. Just seemed to me to be what Olympians did. That said, it was pretty kick ass because we knew she was thumbing her nose at the Olympic Committee and didn't give a fahhhhhhk. Brilliant.
I can absolutely identity with compromises we made to survive, the projections and conformity we take on, it never feels like us, it feels inauthentic, and looking back it’s easy to feel shame about the compromises we made, instead of feeling loved and encouraged and free to express ourselves, to try on, try out, sample. I totally get it. That is a universal I suspect lots of folks can identify with. I love you!
Thankfully there are people like Casey who are willing to be open and to share their experiences. May some young lady see this video and think "I am not alone in how I feel." Blessed be, Casey!
For years I was afraid to cut my hair for fear of being perceived as a man or a butch or a wanna be trans person. I cut my hair when I was younger and the experience was traumatic. Forward now, 25 years later, and the stigma is subtle but remained for me. Took a few years of looking at my own perceptions and decided I really did want short hair again. Then, something happened that was completely unexpected. I cut my hair off... And have never felt more feminine in my life. Ha! Ain't that somethin'!?! I didn't want to be perceived as a man, got a short cut and feel so unabashedly feminine! Wow.
Reading your comment about your son brought me to tears (mix of happy and sadness). I instantly thought of you and my mother and how your heart must've broke everytime you heard he was bullied. I am a 50 yo trans woman born male and all my school life was bullied because of my femininity. My heart breaks hearing what we went through and I'm including you and my mother in that because what your kids go through, you also go through. And as if you haven't heard it enough ... I must say thank you so much for loving us!!! It's your love that got us through it!!!!! We literally couldn't have made it without you! We love you..WE LOVE YOU....AND WE CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH! YOU LITERALLY SAVED US. I told my mother this when she was alive and I'm telling you this now on behalf of all of us . You're everything good that's been in our lives. And we're so much better for it. Much love...Syd.
@@sydneybristow5588 So nice to meet you, Sydney. And thank you for kind words. Those were definitely some tough, tough times. I cringed every time the principle's office would call my work. I knew he was in trouble again. It was always the same story. He, for no reason whatsoever, just up and decided to throw a pencil or tried to hit an "innocent" bystander. I always knew what the real deal was, though. Some bully(s) were taunting him again and calling him a fag. When the principle would ask him for his side of the story, he would just sit there stone faced. To defend himself would mean having to admit they called him a fag. I'm happy to report that he's so much better off today, and is happily married to a wonderful guy. Your mother must be something special. You sound like an amazing human being. I do hope that you have found the all the happiness and peace that you also so richly deserve. (((hugs)))
Thank you so much for those videos! It's so freeing to hear about other people's life stories and difficulties they had to overcome. It makes ones own struggles sort of "okay". And it helps making sense of ones own life story. Casey is so graceful in how she talks. I love her!
@@kdeloris2225 it’s an expression :) also, look at the comment section, people are literally screaming about how gay they are 😄 I’m not telling anyone how they should identify themselves. 😉
I usually wear a crew cut. I'm married to a man for over 20 years. My hair in this photo is COVID19 hair. I am biologically intersexed and I look actually quite masculine when I'm off hormones. And the older I get the more I like my masculine presentation. My husband does too. I am built a lot like this woman as well.
@@hummingbird275 sorry for you baby, I was born this way, I can't change that 1/2 of my chromosomes are XX & 1/2 of my chromosomes are XY. I love my genetic condition which i inherited from my father's side of the family. I hope you love yourself as well.
Lmao. I thought it said' hand of' and was really confused ... In the first scene she also puts her blazer on with just one hand and when both hands were shown I was like wait what?!?
I really identify with Casey's perception. I go from no hair to a braid I can sit on, then cut it all off again. At 62, the box of my hair is complicated but I treasure the roller coaster ride of my journey. Good on ya, Casey!
I felt it when she said that she really wanted long hair and that she used to put the towel on her and put it in a pony tail. I used to do the same. I still haven’t gotten long hair. But I appreciate my short hair now 😊
Good for you! Its very courageous of you. Society tries to dictate what we need to do and be. You are more powerful as yourself. Thank you for sharing your story.
I don't think about hair being a defining trait in someone's person and sexuality or gender, hair is just hair. I realized that even lgbt+ people think of hair and clothes as defining traits and characteristics of someone's gender and sexuality. I've struggled with my sexual/gender identity and the expression of it my whole life, since I was 5 or 6 years old I realized I wasn't as my mother said girls were, but also didn't think of myself as a boy because of that, I just didn't fit in those two stereotypes; to be honest I didn't use pronouns to refer to people or myself, I used their names, so using pronouns isn't really that important for me. As I grew and learned about sexuality, gender and human relations I started building a "character" of myself and for myself, not from or for someone else. Being self critical should only be from one's self, not from someone else's standard, and it should assess what really matters for being a person and a human, not the superficial traits a person could have.
I loved this vid ❤️ I fell in love with her authentic words. It is liberating to get rid of so much hair that so much of society deems necessary for females to “look and feel feminine”, such BS. Cut it off, cut it all off and feel amazing, because it’s not all about hair 💋
C O hahaha could say the same to you mate. I have never intended on continuing my “gene pool” thanks. But cheers for trying to pass of blatant homophobia as concern.
this woman is extremely courageous and smart , and she is living proof that much more research has to done on what makes people who they are ?! - but in the meantime - people should be allowed to live in peace , being who they know themselves to be !!
I am not gay but I relate when she talked about "compromising yourself" & "compliance". I moved from Pakistan to Germany 5 years ago and people are nice but nobody wants to invite me to their parties or be friends with me because they didn't accept a part of me, 'the scarf on my head'. To make friends and to be truly accepted, I decided to take the scarf off. But the impact it has on me is something I couldn't have imagined. I am more accepted by the society now but the thing is, I don't like the people as much. I just want to stay home and not think about them.
sabah firdous sounds like racism you experienced. This doesn’t surprise me . It’s a shitty world at the best of times . The scarf probably was too much of your own culture that they couldn’t accept due to their deep rooted racism . Shitty cruel world. Peace to you my friend
We are so behind of the universal right of everyone living the life you want. Hope someday this kind of brave self discovery will not be this painful because of lack of understanding and appreciation of the societies = most every other person. Accepting diversity is not giving up on social structures!
Pretty is as pretty does...this old married lady here...but I think you're beautiful. Positive vibes from New Hampshire and remember to be kind to each other and yourself during this pandemic and social crisis
I have gone back and forth between radical hair changes from long to short to long to partial shaved to black to bright orange; and it doesn't seem that I ever make a hair change that isn't 'radical' compared to what it was just before. For that reason, I feel like I absolutely undertstand what she means when she says that "the hair is not about the hair", but something like a sculptural element that has to do with identity. Maybe the things that we choose to represent ourselves with do become something 'different' than what they are. Because of how relentless I am with my hair, it seems like I don't much care about it; and in a sense, I really don't. Yet I do. There's a depth of meaning to the way I carelessly chop it, or bleach it. It's like a really simple and almost trivial act of rebellion and self-discovery through a random medium. It could have been pants, but it ended up being hair. And select 'statement' pieces of clothing, maybe. I have pants that are just pants that I wear because I need to. And it's not at all times that my hair becomes a projective screen through which I can see myself in a new way. But sometimes it does. And then I make a change. And I don't think I make the change because something in my life has changed, like some people do. Sometimes I do it because I need a change to happen. And sometimes that's a change in perspective on myself rather than a change in life. And sometimes it is in fact a change in life, but it requires something like a precursor. I guess that's what makes a style?
When you believe more in yourself than in society then you know you've made it.
My dream
@@lucycarlos4923 You will get there Lucy. I have. Xx
Yesssss!Especially when you Aren't Defined By Some of Your Parts But The Sum of All Your Parts!
Right on!
Wow...and now its another ‘performance’...such sad eyes.
The way her suit fits the way she's sitting in that chair with her legs crossed even the hat is nothing but style and sophistication.
Absolutely..
Simplistic Beauty!
Really?
@@mitchellwilliams9697
Yes Really...
Casey is so elegant. She reminds of Ines de le Fressange or Marlene Dietrich.
Second that. Absolutely gorgeous.
Ok glad to see comments are thirsty I feel a bit better for clicking bc I saw a hot lady
I'm old enough to be your mom, I'm 66. That being said, I'm saddened by your pain but I can feel your joy when you speak about how you see the beauty at different stages of your life. I admire your courage. I'm still learning about myself, as I imagine most of us are. That's a good thing. Evolving is an art.. Contentment is the metaphorical book of the life we have lived. The book that is incomplete. 💜
Wow 😳 I am heterosexual but girl, you are beautiful. The energy of honesty and power of being fully you - it’s simply magnetic.
I feel the same! Great personality!
This was really wonderful. I need more stories from butch presenting women. Thank you.
the adjective has been "butch" for decades. no need to change it to butch presenting. its redundant.
Yuck
i love that she embraces herself so much and wasn't afraid to say "I was beautiful." And she is.
I was transfixed within 3 seconds of this video. Hot damn, what a stunning woman
So honest in her words. Not only was she beautiful on the outside, but you get a real sense of how beautiful she is on the inside too with how she spoke and how emotional she became when she spoke with recounting her memories. This was so open and honest, truly beautiful 👏💜
yes!
I legit got dizzy at the beauty in the last frame of her 🙌🏾 love you stylelikeU 🙏🏾
Same here 😍
🤮
“a little bit of coming into one's own“
So poetic
she have this sad gaze in her eyes .. great women all the best
I don't personally associate hair with gender or sexuality but I can understand why people might as I have associated my hair with moments in my life. The truth is anyone can associate parts of themselves with anything, I think it's fascinating.
"These people have to cope! This is ridiculous..." YES! Thank you Casey Legler! Such an inspiration
The towel on the head comment made me smile. I always had short hair as a kid. I’m mixed raced and my white mum didn’t know what to do with it. So I’d pretend I had long hair by putting tights on my head!!
Me too!
@@mommam.6101 I am sorry. My sincere condolences.
"I was beautiful." You still are.
She truly is!
💯
She's drop dead Gorgeous...omg...that look towards the end........I think I'm bi
That’s exactly what I thought!
She's extremely attractive and I'm straight. Its her essence, confidence and self possession, total embracing of the masculine directed in healthy ways. I don't want to say she's hot but she is.
Okay wow what an interesting, heartfelt, amazing person she seems like. Really enjoyed listening to her story, this was wonderful 😊💖
i just want to see every picture that she references in this
She’s beautiful and elegant
She's so handsome. Wow.
Jesus ikr🥵
Beautiful?
HANDSOME??
Indeed😆
WOW IM GAY
Lol same!
Same 😂🤣
Me too! 😂😂😂
I know right?! Me too!
OH JEEZ MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY
I remember those Olympics and all the fuss over her shaved head. Just seemed to me to be what Olympians did. That said, it was pretty kick ass because we knew she was thumbing her nose at the Olympic Committee and didn't give a fahhhhhhk. Brilliant.
I can absolutely identity with compromises we made to survive, the projections and conformity we take on, it never feels like us, it feels inauthentic, and looking back it’s easy to feel shame about the compromises we made, instead of feeling loved and encouraged and free to express ourselves, to try on, try out, sample. I totally get it. That is a universal I suspect lots of folks can identify with. I love you!
Thankfully there are people like Casey who are willing to be open and to share their experiences. May some young lady see this video and think "I am not alone in how I feel." Blessed be, Casey!
For years I was afraid to cut my hair for fear of being perceived as a man or a butch or a wanna be trans person. I cut my hair when I was younger and the experience was traumatic.
Forward now, 25 years later, and the stigma is subtle but remained for me.
Took a few years of looking at my own perceptions and decided I really did want short hair again.
Then, something happened that was completely unexpected. I cut my hair off... And have never felt more feminine in my life. Ha! Ain't that somethin'!?! I didn't want to be perceived as a man, got a short cut and feel so unabashedly feminine! Wow.
Works only if you are gorgeous to begin with.
@@d3r4g45 Wow! Sight unseen and I am given such compliments! 😉
@@klabeck1097 lol it's because it's not :)
@@d3r4g45 I guess my sarcasm wasn't strong enough on that one, huh? ........
@@klabeck1097 im guessing reading between the lines is not one of your stronger sides 😂
Oh lord my bi heart
I feel it lol
same man
Mine too 🥰
LOL
Yes
My gay son was endlessly bullied in middle and high school during the 90s. Ugh. Casey, you look and sound amazing. Keep being you.
Reading your comment about your son brought me to tears (mix of happy and sadness). I instantly thought of you and my mother and how your heart must've broke everytime you heard he was bullied.
I am a 50 yo trans woman born male and all my school life was bullied because of my femininity. My heart breaks hearing what we went through and I'm including you and my mother in that because what your kids go through, you also go through. And as if you haven't heard it enough ... I must say thank you so much for loving us!!! It's your love that got us through it!!!!! We literally couldn't have made it without you!
We love you..WE LOVE YOU....AND WE CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH!
YOU LITERALLY SAVED US.
I told my mother this when she was alive and I'm telling you this now on behalf of all of us . You're everything good that's been in our lives. And we're so much better for it.
Much love...Syd.
@@sydneybristow5588 So nice to meet you, Sydney. And thank you for kind words. Those were definitely some tough, tough times. I cringed every time the principle's office would call my work. I knew he was in trouble again. It was always the same story. He, for no reason whatsoever, just up and decided to throw a pencil or tried to hit an "innocent" bystander. I always knew what the real deal was, though. Some bully(s) were taunting him again and calling him a fag. When the principle would ask him for his side of the story, he would just sit there stone faced. To defend himself would mean having to admit they called him a fag. I'm happy to report that he's so much better off today, and is happily married to a wonderful guy. Your mother must be something special. You sound like an amazing human being. I do hope that you have found the all the happiness and peace that you also so richly deserve. (((hugs)))
Your words broke my heart
@the last song
this is so fantastically interesting, and her look and story and philosophy makes me so inspired to take a step closer to a yet more androgynous style
I could’ve watched that for so much longer. What a raw & intriguing piece about a portion of life from a beautiful human being.
I am sincerely touched by this episode. Thank you very much 💜
Fantastic clip. Thanks for highlighting how important the concept of hair can be for some women.
wow what a beautiful woman! I feel so attracted to her. Kept pausing at these whole body shots(1:33), the suit fits her incredibly well.
I think this hair series become my new fave after the closet series.
Wow. I cannot say how much I respect her for being her. Such strength, grace, and beauty.
She’s strong and gorgeous and so, so cool.
" the wildly sculptural component that has been my hair " Bless her :)
She is the female equivalent of George Mc Fly ( Back to the Future) :-D too cool :-)
Mc fly didn't dress like an Amish
JESUS her bone structure is amazeballs. beautiful!
She has always had a lovely gentle soul. That has been a constant.
Thank you so much for those videos! It's so freeing to hear about other people's life stories and difficulties they had to overcome. It makes ones own struggles sort of "okay". And it helps making sense of ones own life story.
Casey is so graceful in how she talks. I love her!
OMG, the last footage, all your inner beauty shines through too, becomes visible, my heart goes out to you
This comment section is so gay, loving it! 😍
When you see beauty your just admiring something beautiful not the sexual orientation🤷♀️
@@kdeloris2225 it’s an expression :) also, look at the comment section, people are literally screaming about how gay they are 😄 I’m not telling anyone how they should identify themselves. 😉
Mikk 🤢🤮👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿
@@hummingbird275 I hope you feel better soon. Take care! 🤗❤️
Mikk Thank you for your concern, actually I am quite well.😊
HOLY SHIT I'M THE GAYEST PERSON ALIVE
ME TOO
Shes Liberated Too!
Awesome you be you 😊
Knowing who you are is one thing. Knowing who you are and accepting you, fully.......that is transcendent.
I'm a strait woman who shaves her head. It's liberating.
I usually wear a crew cut. I'm married to a man for over 20 years. My hair in this photo is COVID19 hair. I am biologically intersexed and I look actually quite masculine when I'm off hormones. And the older I get the more I like my masculine presentation. My husband does too. I am built a lot like this woman as well.
Nancy Beveridge Taylor 👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿
@@hummingbird275 sorry for you baby, I was born this way, I can't change that 1/2 of my chromosomes are XX & 1/2 of my chromosomes are XY. I love my genetic condition which i inherited from my father's side of the family. I hope you love yourself as well.
Nancy Beveridge Taylor Really??? I am NOT your baby 👶🏻
I misread this as "Cut her leg off" for some reason and couldn't comprehend how does this tie to her identity for about 2 minutes.
Lmao. I thought it said' hand of' and was really confused ... In the first scene she also puts her blazer on with just one hand and when both hands were shown I was like wait what?!?
This person is extremely attractive .. like VERY VERY HOT
I'm a gay dude, but WOW is she amazingly handsome and cool.
What an amazing journey, she looks so at peace with herself now, freedom to be who we truly want to be is so precious.
I relate to this so much- my hair never grew thick so i've always had pixie cuts- it does change the way you see things.
I really identify with Casey's perception. I go from no hair to a braid I can sit on, then cut it all off again. At 62, the box of my hair is complicated but I treasure the roller coaster ride of my journey. Good on ya, Casey!
This is so beautiful. I have the same struggle with hair and what feminine idenity is
I felt it when she said that she really wanted long hair and that she used to put the towel on her and put it in a pony tail. I used to do the same. I still haven’t gotten long hair. But I appreciate my short hair now 😊
Wow. So wonderfully specific and articulate. Thank you.
Such eloquence! Nice to hear such honesty and insight.
Good for you! Its very courageous of you. Society tries to dictate what we need to do and be. You are more powerful as yourself. Thank you for sharing your story.
Beautiful and proud woman, who proves you can be uniquely yourself without having to change gender ‘identity’
Just say you’re transphobic
@@Hellakiddie just say you are spineless.
Handsome. And lets just for a moment look at those beautiful thought provoking amazing eyes.. yes its eyes for me
I don't think about hair being a defining trait in someone's person and sexuality or gender, hair is just hair.
I realized that even lgbt+ people think of hair and clothes as defining traits and characteristics of someone's gender and sexuality.
I've struggled with my sexual/gender identity and the expression of it my whole life, since I was 5 or 6 years old I realized I wasn't as my mother said girls were, but also didn't think of myself as a boy because of that, I just didn't fit in those two stereotypes; to be honest I didn't use pronouns to refer to people or myself, I used their names, so using pronouns isn't really that important for me.
As I grew and learned about sexuality, gender and human relations I started building a "character" of myself and for myself, not from or for someone else.
Being self critical should only be from one's self, not from someone else's standard, and it should assess what really matters for being a person and a human, not the superficial traits a person could have.
Beautiful and articulate. She's so honest.
I love how well you understand and articulate yourself. Beautiful
She is so handsome yet so simultaneously beautiful . I feel confused .
She's so fucking gorgeous... like wow my heart did a THING
She cleans up better than my bf .... he needs to take notes 😂😂😂
It opens her face up a lot. I would probably want it to be shaped a bit better. But she really is beautiful, and her style really does fit her.
Amazing when there's that total look on the last frame !
I loved this vid ❤️ I fell in love with her authentic words. It is liberating to get rid of so much hair that so much of society deems necessary for females to “look and feel feminine”, such BS. Cut it off, cut it all off and feel amazing, because it’s not all about hair 💋
If I was questioning my sexuality before, I’m not anymore. Damn! Such an attractive woman both aesthetically and personality wise.
C O hahaha could say the same to you mate. I have never intended on continuing my “gene pool” thanks. But cheers for trying to pass of blatant homophobia as concern.
C O get a fucking grip mate.
This was powerful! First thing I did was to cut my hair too! It’s such a symbol for women!
Loved this! So beautiful to come into one’s self. Thank you for sharing!!
This is fascinating and insightful to hear..thank you
this woman is extremely courageous and smart , and she is living proof that much more research has to done on what makes people who they are ?! - but in the meantime - people should be allowed to live in peace , being who they know themselves to be !!
I am not gay but I relate when she talked about "compromising yourself" & "compliance". I moved from Pakistan to Germany 5 years ago and people are nice but nobody wants to invite me to their parties or be friends with me because they didn't accept a part of me, 'the scarf on my head'. To make friends and to be truly accepted, I decided to take the scarf off. But the impact it has on me is something I couldn't have imagined. I am more accepted by the society now but the thing is, I don't like the people as much. I just want to stay home and not think about them.
sabah firdous sounds like racism you experienced. This doesn’t surprise me . It’s a shitty world at the best of times . The scarf probably was too much of your own culture that they couldn’t accept due to their deep rooted racism . Shitty cruel world. Peace to you my friend
Best stylelikeu video ever. I can’t thank you enough for all this. Thank you Casey Legler.
This is so beautiful in so many ways.
So much beauty.. Her and her story. 💖
Imagine her being the next Christian Grey minus the physical pain. A true, romantic love story.
I'd pay to see that.
That look at the end, omg
My mother - born in 1922 - was butch. She would be so proud! Casey is Awes9me!
“I was beautiful.” Was?!!
Is!
We are so behind of the universal right of everyone living the life you want. Hope someday this kind of brave self discovery will not be this painful because of lack of understanding and appreciation of the societies = most every other person. Accepting diversity is not giving up on social structures!
Beautiful, brilliant and compassionate
this was lovely! to hear her story and progress and all of it
What a life! I'm not in that lifestyle but I respect it. Hope you write book.
You are so beautiful as a person. Please just live your truth. Long- short doesn't matter. You are loved.
GOOD GOD SHES GORGEOUS
THANK YOU
Amazing story
We are much more than our hairstyle. Long, short, its ok.
Glad you got away from toxic people. God bless you.
Pretty is as pretty does...this old married lady here...but I think you're beautiful. Positive vibes from New Hampshire and remember to be kind to each other and yourself during this pandemic and social crisis
Such courage and strong sense of self!
What a beautiful woman. So proud of her in every way...there is a part of me that looks just like her. xo
Beauteous within my dear!! Sometimes holding onto the idea of identity will hold us back from who we really are And keep us from flying 💕💕💕🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋
Never be anything less than your own true self. You are very beautiful inside and out!
This is so beautiful and powerful.
I have gone back and forth between radical hair changes from long to short to long to partial shaved to black to bright orange; and it doesn't seem that I ever make a hair change that isn't 'radical' compared to what it was just before. For that reason, I feel like I absolutely undertstand what she means when she says that "the hair is not about the hair", but something like a sculptural element that has to do with identity. Maybe the things that we choose to represent ourselves with do become something 'different' than what they are. Because of how relentless I am with my hair, it seems like I don't much care about it; and in a sense, I really don't. Yet I do. There's a depth of meaning to the way I carelessly chop it, or bleach it. It's like a really simple and almost trivial act of rebellion and self-discovery through a random medium. It could have been pants, but it ended up being hair. And select 'statement' pieces of clothing, maybe. I have pants that are just pants that I wear because I need to. And it's not at all times that my hair becomes a projective screen through which I can see myself in a new way. But sometimes it does. And then I make a change. And I don't think I make the change because something in my life has changed, like some people do. Sometimes I do it because I need a change to happen. And sometimes that's a change in perspective on myself rather than a change in life. And sometimes it is in fact a change in life, but it requires something like a precursor. I guess that's what makes a style?
Casey, I love watching you as you talk. Magical.
I'm so glad I saw this! I've been bald and it was the version on me than I every thought
Sending love to butch women 💛💛💛
I think masculine to put it more butch is an old fashion word
Dick envy
@@shellpeters4046 it's still used a fair amount even among young people (i'm young and queer). Use whatever word you want.
@@etainepona4206 nope.
@@etainepona4206 lol nope, that's the last thing we want
Gender is fluid and sometimes u want to be girl or men, the correct word should be just be yourself, but sometimes being yourself is also difficult
Icon, living legend. I’m the same age and had nowhere near her confidence. I wish I had
Omg you still are beautiful. I absolutely love your style .