Since some people already seen the documentary >!(at least that's what I assume happened at the premiere, I never had a pleasure to be at one 😭 anyway-)!< is there some kind of contract/agreement that you can't share any information about it? On the red carpet, the girls mentioned "(...)Eyekons to see it (...) they're going to be very happy" (talking about Manon) this makes me think Manon will be back, no? I mean, why would be "very happy" if she's out? Was anyone at the premiere and is willing to share what they saw? Totally fine if you can't, I'm just curious, since everyone from H×G to girls themselves, are pretty secretive. For H×G I would use the word - shady, actually. So, if you can share and you want to, can you give me some spoilers?

(I'm writing to trans girls because it's womanhood that I have experience in. However, all if this also applies to trans guys! Of course you're valid too, kings, love you ♡)

Let me start by saying, I'm a lesbian, so I love women both in relationship way and feminist way. I love women, everything about them. I consider myself a genderqueer woman, so I will never experience exactly what you're going through, but I support you in all of it. I love femininity, womanhood is beautiful and fascinates me. I guess it may even be considered one of my autistic special interests. And you show the world a new perspective and process of womanhood. How can anyone ever be transphobic? Imagine there's a city, every month it's painted with a beautiful new coat of paint, reds and pinks, it's beautiful, it's stunning. One month, a couple of buildings get painted with orange and yellow. Of course, some people find it extremely controversial, but at the end of the day, the city is still beautiful, it's still stunning. New colors don't hurt anyone, no one is forcing the orange and yellow on the whole city, but it makes the building owners very happy. The city looks a bit different, yes, but expanding the color palette only makes it more interesting. And closer to the real color spectrum. Your womanhood is different, but it is still womanhood, it's still valid and beautiful. It only makes womanhood more interesting and closer to the real gender spectrum. Of course there is all this "they're hurting the kids/women" garbage but we all know this is idiotic. Most of the time I don't even entertain this bullshit because psychology and biology are my special interests and I know my science. No amount of fear mongering and misinformation will hide what science says. And it says you're valid. No matter if you're only starting your transition, or are at the end of it, you are a woman. Your transphobic uncle can cry all he wants. You are a woman, you were always a woman, you were born a woman and will die a woman. You deserve to live without fear and gender dysphoria. Before I realized I was experiencing gender dysphoria as well, probably not as bad as you did. But I know this moment when everything clicks, when you realized who you were your whole life. And why almost everything always felt wrong. It feels euphoric but also very scary. And I'm glad you were strong enough to keep going despite this fear. If you're not out to your family and friends or they don't accept you, I want you to know that there are millions of people who will be happy to be your friends and family, you are not alone. You're beautiful, valid, powerful, brave, strong, and you look absolutely fabulous. Keep fighting, no matter how hard they're trying to make us go away, our LGBT+ agenda will continue. No matter how many of us they kill, more will be born. Keep going, queens, I love you. ♡