Hi, I’m Morgan now.

I blame this on growing up in the late 80’s and early 90’s in a small rural town, and the language I was given was that you were either “straight, gay, or bi.” “Trans” of any kind was taboo, unaccepted, not an option, or something to be feared. So I picked “bi” and called it a day, put myself uncomfortably in that box and never opened it again. Looking back, there were many early signs that now make more sense in retrospect. As a middle schooler, I never felt like I fit in with other girls, and I would observe them to learn how to “be a girl.” In high school, I wanted to shave my head and change my name to Morgan. I was always interested in women, but I never felt like a “lesbian” and so never knew how to pursue any of my female love interests. <a href="https://medium.com/@morganbrandonmiller/hi-im-morgan-now-1388abd38ce2">Learn More</a>