What happens after you’re finally comfortable being seen as who you are? You want to be loved, of course, and hopefully channel that love into the rest of your life. At the end of season one, Sabi, the genderqueer protagonist of Bilal Baig’s (@sortofbilal) HBO Max dramedy "Sort Of," had made some progress toward figuring out who they are and what they want. Well, sort of. The series, created by and starring Baig, is cut from a similar cloth as other shows about aimless millennials grappling their way into adulthood by way of city life. Reflecting on the second season, now streaming in full, we talked with the "Sort Of" showrunner about the many forms love can take, how identity often remains unfixed, and the joys of opening the doors for trans and nonbinary people at every level of production. Read more at the link in our bio.