In the second episode of "10 Years Out: Stories from My Queer Community," host Sam engages in a compelling conversation with Myles Markham, an extraordinary guest with a unique journey in the LGBTQ+ community. Myles, a queer, trans-masculine, non-binary, Māhū individual, shares their inspiring story of personal transformation and sheds light on important topics that shape their identity and advocacy.
Before finding their true path, Myles was deeply immersed in the ex-gay, reparative therapy movement, a chapter of their life that profoundly impacted their perspective on LGBTQ+ issues. Together, they explore the crucial themes of direct communication and establishing boundaries, highlighting their significance in building healthier relationships.
Navigating the complexities of being trans in the year 2023, Myles provides valuable insights into the challenges faced by transgender individuals today. They delve into the importance of labels in asserting identity and the role they play in visibility.
Additionally, the conversation takes an unexpected turn towards the politics of hair, as Myles and Sam share their personal experiences and reflections on the profound significance that hair can hold.
Learn More:
Myles' Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/A_Million_Myles
Myles' Current Work: https://Translifeline.org
Ten Years Out Website: https://tenyearsoutpodcast.com/
Sam's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/suprsam/
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