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Years ago I walked into the @utahpridecenter without an appointment, staggered into some strange man's office, and just cried deliriously for 20 minutes before I could manage to say: "I think I'm transgender and I need to talk to someone."
This man, I have no idea who he was, just sat with me and let me cry. And when I was ready to talk he helped connect me with free counseling services. That moment was one of many starting places on the journey that made me who I am today.
You could say, in a small way, that safe space saved my life. At the time, I didn't have anywhere to turn. I didn't feel like I could talk to anyone. I had been convinced being trans was such a vile thing that I couldn't imagine having this conversation with friends or family.
COVID-19 has slammed non-profits and the Utah Pride Center has their road rally coming up. If you could see your way to donate to the cause it would mean a lot to me.
You can donate via my fundraising team's page here: https://www.classy.org/team/314496
You can donate via my fundraising team's page here: https://www.classy.org/team/314496
I always feel awkward making the direct ask: But if you've ever smiled at one of my tweets or found one helpful it would mean a lot to me if you'd make a donation or RT this thread. I love y'all!
