@indyamoore ‘s words are so healing so honest so vulnerable so real • after having three days to leave the home I was living in as I started to medically transition I lived in my friends laundry room on a cot crying and honestly reading posts by Indya • it helped me get through a hard time until eventually I could start paying a higher rent • the more gigs I get the more opportunities I get the more I can feel I’m neglecting myself my teeth are cracking my energy feels depleted my mental health reached a point I realized I need to take care of things and I am as we speak going to see a psych • sometimes it feels like I should be grateful for the opportunities and be quiet but it’s comforting to hear of someone like their agent who heard them and sent them a way to seek help • I feel like I’m suppose to be a machine in the art world but it’s not always possible because I’m not a machine I can’t do everything don’t get me wrong I’m strong but at some point I start crumbling • I’m grateful for Indya’s honesty vulnerability and truth • they don’t have to give that but they do • trans femme of color to trans femme of color • I’m grateful • more than grateful your words got me through very hard times • I’m happy you found the path to healing you deserve that care • sometimes this platform makes it seems like you’re suppose to have everything put together like it’s all sunshine when in reality things are rough and I’m grateful to not feel alone •