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Jul 30, 2023 21 min

Episode 42: Everything

from Queen Cattis: Finding my voice Hosted by Alvhild Catarina Jansdotter

In this one I give a little rant. I often get asked what I would like cis people knew about the trans experience and here it is. A lot of even well emaning cis people have trouble with this, but PLEASE make an effort to understand – REALLY understand the nature of being NOT BECOMING trans. I later tie it into how roleplaying games have helped me and how you as a roleplayer can be proud of your position of being able to help non normative people find themselves and feel secure.

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