Black Trans Masc Voices: Kenya on Race, Identity, and Hormones

from TRANS CRUSH · host Pavie Valsa, Zelah Glasson

Welcome to a new episode of Trans Crush, hosted by Zelah Glasson. His first trans masc guest is Kenya, and they talk about Kenya’s childhood, his journey as a trans masc person, and what the difference is for him between being trans masc and being a trans man. They also dive into politics, the stereotypes of Black men in society, and Kenya’s experience being fetishised as a Black person. Kenya opens up about his top surgery, how much it costs, and his life on hormones and how they’ve affected him. This episode is real, funny, and full of honest conversation about identity, race, and dating. ONLY ON PATREON: http://patreon.com/transcrushKenya, who is trans masc, talks about kink in the trans community, one interesting Grindr story, being fetishised, and what it is really like dating as a trans man.They also get into how people react when Kenya tells them he is not a cis man, what he loves about being on hormones, and whether it changed his sexuality and sex life.Kenya also shares his experience with other trans men and trans women, and answers all the questions people are afraid to ask, or questions you’ve always wanted to know about trans masc people.Support the podcast http://patreon.com/transcrushhttp://instagram.com/transcrushpodcasthttp://tiktok.com/@transcrush.podcast Creative director: https://www.jacobra.link/

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