identity
"Being her made it easer to talk to people and make friends, but no matter how many years went by, I wasn’t her."
"My sister was the person I was most worried about. Her acceptance of me was paramount to my emotional survival."
“I have to mother like I don’t have a job and work like I don’t have children. I’m constantly dealing with the feeling of ‘I’m not doing enough.’”
"I couldn’t help but wish I could teleport myself back in time. Kavi Sharma was exactly the doll I needed ― only 40 years too late."
Can we all at least agree it's a little bit weird?
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He still believes in the monarchy and didn't call his family racist – confused, much?
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Sister Ginny Wanjiro is training nurses to care properly for their patients' hair – as well as their health.
"I pushed the button on the battery-powered component of my wheelchair. It didn’t work. Before starting to panic, I pressed it again. Nothing."