In my teenage years I was the stereotypical jock that hung out with the “cool kids” and went to the party every Friday and Saturday. I got along with everyone in high school and was genuinely friendly with everyone. Personally I did not experience toxic masculinity nor the negatives of locker room culture. Being an athlete growing up taught me important values that I have in my life today; teamwork, punctuality, organization and time management. 

I graduated high school with honors and earned my associates degree in automotive technology and business management. Ever since I was a little kid I had a passion for trucks, heavy equipment and muscle cars. I decided automotive technology was not the best career path for me but I still apply what I learn to service and maintain My own vehicles. Reading is a hobby of mine and I have always had a passion for US military history. Other topics I enjoy are personal finance, witchcraft/magic, self-help and comics! 

My earliest memories of crossdressing and being femme were at 10 years old. I would often take My mother’s and sister’s clothes they’d leave in a donation bag. Also I’d get My hands on women’s clothes through lost and founds. I began exploring my gender identity at 19. I started experimenting with makeup and ultimately developing a taste for dramatic drag, big hair, cartoony makeup and suggestive clothing. In exploration of my gender identity I began to open up my sexuality and became bi-curious. I began experimenting with my sexuality and came to accept a bisexual identity. At 22 I came out of the closet as gender-fluid and bisexual and been loving life ever since!