I go through life, feeling my way through life and learning myself through life with the stigma [of being a] trans women and HIV+…
I get joy showing how trans women express themselves.
People are people. No matter what, we all are human. We’re all valid, we all have a voice in this world, and we all have special talents.
They might judge me… They put stigma on me… but that’s not me. I’m me. I’m an individual and I stand alone.
People know who I am. You’ve got to demand respect. Once you demand respect, they’ll give you respect.
I took my innermost fantasies and I brought them alive.
I came to a conclusion, “Hey, I’m me. I’m here. I am queer. You gotta get used to me, because I’m not different, but I am different.”
Snap Out Stigma 