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I felt more seen than i have ever felt before and it is very cathartic. I have watched it 3 times in as many days. Worth watching if you liked masked or if you are in anyway different. Watch both would be my suggestion. Needs non white characters at the support group to be truly representative though which is the reason i couldn't give it 10 out of 10.

I really loved this, I'm almost 13 and I just came out a Non-Binary to my school. Everyone there is super supportive and kind! But now I need to come out to my family, my mom already knows, I'm just concerned about my dad and grandparents. I knew exactly how Bailey felt in the film and I was really able to relate to them. Amazing work, and I would love to see more films like this in the future!

This short film came up on my recommended, and I decided to watch it as it is something I have related too and I know many people as well. I think It is amazing to showcase accurate representations of anxiety attacks and how hard it can be to come out. It took my friend years to realize that she was meant to be a girl. It can take a while, whether that's from just not knowing or from being pushed down by society. Thank you for creating this!

I agree with an above comment about adding non-white character as well. I think It would add more diversity.

It was amazing that Bailey eventually found their people, though. Lovely to see!

Until recently, not much content has come out for non-binary representation. This short film perfectly describes my experiences with gender identity and the struggles of not fitting into a binary gender. This Short made me feel seen and appreciated for who I am, ME.

This was so good and realistic, theres really not much representation for non-binary youth and its amazing. I really felt like who I am is okay and even though people may not understand it that doesn't make it any less valid.

Watching this short film I felt so touched by being able to get such a good insight of what it must feel like for someone who is struggling with their gender and/or identity. A lot of tears later I eventually got overwhelmed and started to get angry at the society and its norms and morals. I really dont understand, how things like that are just not seen as normal.. or even worse, by some people. But I also know, that being angry wont help. Things like this project do though! Please continue creating content that spread awareness!!!

The acting in this movie is excellent, especially from the lead whose ability to convey emotion is fantastic. I resonated with this story as a nonbinary person myself and think it truthfully witnesses to a nonbinary experience.

I felt so seen. I have never seen non-binary being represented in this way. So good! It got me teared up all the way through, definitely an emotional rollercoaster! 10/10 recommend watching this, everybody can learn from this!

A really well made film that portrays what it means to non-binary from the perspective of a young person discovering who they really are. With all the hysteria and misinformation around today regarding gender, this is a well thought out and well-acted short film. It shows that being non-binary is not a trend or way to be cool but a longing to your true authentic self.

Such a great movie. I can understand the panic attack side of things and also the not fitting in part. I also learnt the five senses this today from a drug and alcohol worker. Blessings for this amazing story💚

At first sigh, maybe simplistic story. But admirable crafted and the work of Alanah Parkin, not ignoring her look makes the things in fair direction. The Non - Binary theme is delicate and not very easy to explore it . But the film is more than pledge for tolerance/ acceptance of a category of persons but about the other, different, far by what you know or expect. Short, a beautiful film about self definition and, more important, about self acceptance.

The very best of the best movies about some real stuff in our communities! I love them. They make me more hopefull. You should make more videos like this because you know your stuff.

Alanah Parkin is amazing in this film and shows the pain of being Non-Binary with a rawness and realism that almost makes it painful to watch as someone who grew up in a time where we didnt have that kind of support

A movie well worth watching whether you are an Ally, member of the LGBTQ+ community or anyone really.