Age 11 (Barely)

Right after I turned eleven, my family moved to Utah from Birmingham, Alabama. It took three days to drive over here, and I was really sad to leave all my friends. It's not so bad here, though.

Age 14

I had to go to the psych ward a while ago. It was really nice there, and it helped me get ,much better. I'm really grateful for all the kind nurses that helped me.

Age 13

Covid wasn't the hardest for me by a long shot compared to those who died and lost family members, but it wasn't easy for me. Coop up any extrovert for too long and we'll go crazy.

I was born on a very very hot summer evening. I'd say this is the most important event on the timeline.

I had my very first shot of testosterone at home, in my stomach fat. It was hardest the first time, but it got easier. My voice has gotten so ,much deeper; it's still weird to hear it on recording.

Age 13

I put my photos in a church art fair to sell. I took photos of close up flower, and I had a good one with a butterfly. I made about $180, but majority had to go to the church for fundraising, so I only got to keep about $80. I think I spent the money on Christmas gifts.

Age Five

I started kindergarten as a very nervous little boy, the kind that his behind his mom. My teacher was Mrs. Olive, who, now that I think back on it, was pregnant. I didn't realize it at the time, though. I still feel nostalgic whenever I smell hand sanitizer and cheese and crackers.

Age 10

I don't remember where I got the money from, but I had $40. I spent it on a wheelchair for my American Girl Doll. I guess I just really wanted her to be disabled. It was a big moment, I felt so proud of myself for crippling a doll.