Elle

“We can only become true allies to each other when we are willing to acknowledge the privilege that we move through the world with and the potential that it holds to do harm to others or to allow harm to continue.”
― Munroe Bergdorf, Transitional: In One Way or Another, We All Transition – The Ground-Breaking Guide to Identity, Differences, and Community

“I sometimes feel I’m not built to be known intimately. I don’t think I would hold up upon close inspection. I want to know other people in great detail, to be able to predict every thought and choice and action. I don’t want them to know me at all.”
― Caitlin Devlin, The Real Deal

“The nice thing is,’ she says, ‘You don’t actually have to be anything. You can work in a bookshop and take your sister to dance class and fall in love and drink wine in the street and watch the same film three times in one week, and it doesn’t have to be depressing or boring or like you’re not going anywhere, because you don’t have to go somewhere, you know?’ ‘I want to go into my thirties having achieved something.’ ‘Stay happy,’ she says. ‘That’s an achievement.”
― Caitlin Devlin, The Real Deal

“But if you don’t seek out reality and truth about the way the world is, all you’re left with is ideology and indoctrination about how those in power want the world to be.”
― Munroe Bergdorf, Transitional: In One Way or Another, We All Transition – The Ground-Breaking Guide to Identity, Differences, and Community