I didn't always identify as a "man". To the point where I'd be juggling in a public place and a mum would say to their kids "look at that man juggling", and I'd literally look around to see who they meant. It took me a long time to find role models for positive masculinity, which allowed me to feel comfortable identifying as a man.

I may not be non-binary or gender-fluid, but that doesn't mean I have no lived experience I can use to identify with their struggles.

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