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Some of my friends shamed me for liking Dave Chappelle as a nonbinary person. So I did my research and found a bunch of clips of Dave defending and supporting the trans community. He called out anti trans legislation, said that trans women are women (indirectly but still implied it nonetheless) and I also showed them daphnes story and they cried a little bit. I was able to convert them into Chappelle fans. I believe that the more people like Dave Chappelle, the better the world will be.

I’m masculine non binary and have been a fan of Kendrick since I was fifteen. I tried to commit suicide due to symptoms of bipolar disorder and gender dysphoria. Luckily I failed, and soon after my attempt, I heard auntie diaries. It makes me feel very happy to hear Kendrick support the trans community, especially now with all the anti trans sentiments going on in America. I think his use of pronouns in the song is genius and reflects his journey towards acceptance. The two people getting me through these trying times are Kendrick and Dave Chappelle.

I’ve been seeing a lot of Maga comedians on Instagram reels and I gotta say I have no idea how they have so many followers and supporters. Not only because they have shit views, but their jokes basically amount to “haha liberals dumb” or “Palestine would kill gay people” type shit. Are there any maga comedians that are actually funny or do they not exist?

Promoting my music is probably my least favorite part of making music. I feel like I’m being intrusive and shoving my music down peoples throats. I make simple indie folk music about my emotions and try my best to promote it, but it feels weird as hell especially when I get feedback about how no one cares. I’m hesitant to post on this subreddit about my tracks because I don’t wanna force it onto people. Any advice?

I’m masculine nonbinary. I’ve suffered from gender dysphoria and bipolar disorder for most of my life. It all came to a head the first month of college where I tried to hang myself. The rope I used snapped and I was really bummed out that it failed. I ended up scrolling through YouTube to try and feel better. That’s when I found a compilation of Dave Chappelle trans jokes. I was prepared for the worst, but what I saw surprised me. Dave fully supports the trans community and has stood up for them on many occasions. His jokes about it really cracked me up and made me smile. Fast forward to today. With the growing anti trans sentiment in America, I’m leaning on Dave to cheer me up and keep the dark thoughts at bay. Thank you Dave. You probably saved my life