00:00What's the easiest way you've ever described your identity to someone?
00:03Crazy.
00:04Being straight and cisgender just, I don't even think about it really.
00:10I love everyone for who they are and if I put my hand down someone's pants I'll be happy with
00:15whatever I find,
00:16as long as what's in their heart is beautiful.
00:19Trying to be more sensitive to other people so that I don't offend anybody,
00:24but I always end up offending everybody anyway, so.
00:26I guess saying that I'm a straight woman is weird for me because I am attracted to women also.
00:33I'm a spirit having a human experience right now.
00:36That's how I look at myself and I look at everyone that way.
00:39So it's hard for me to define.
00:41I feel like we're like angels and some of us have penises and some of us have vaginas
00:45and some of us have both and some of us want a penis who have a vagina and want a
00:49vagina who have a penis
00:50and that's cool too.
00:51Am I making any sense?
00:52Yeah.
00:53Okay.
00:53See, I'm just going to lay it out.
00:54So I ask a lot of questions that sometimes certain people get upset about,
00:58but then when they get to know me and they know it's not coming from an insincere place,
01:02they open up to me and then our egos go on the table and now we're talking heart to heart.
01:08Uncomfortable questions lead to change.
01:11Uncomfortable questions lead to progress.
01:14It shifts paradigms.
01:15Like we have to have uncomfortable questions.
01:17My identity's changed.
01:19Perfect example.
01:20I am a straight woman to, I would suck that girl's tits.
01:24I'm always figuring out who I am.
01:26I don't know if I'm making any sense really right now, but I'm trying.
01:30I don't see the importance of these labels because at the end of the day,
01:34we're just human and the more labels we put on each other, the further we perpetuate the divide.
