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Laura Jane Grace interview

Started by Edge, April 20, 2014, 11:19:59 PM

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MugwortPsychonaut

Seeing what HRT has done for Laura is inspiring as all hell. Hearing about how wonderful her music career has been, feels defeating. Without trying to ignite a self-pity party, I'm her age, have been working hard at being a musician all my life, and I'll be homeless in ten days.
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helen2010

Great interview. Inspiring.  Time to broaden my musical tastes!

Aisla
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DirtyFox

Watching the birds made me feel like taking a journey. The people, the landscapes, everything was imperfect but beautiful.
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Jill F

I watched the whole thing.   I love her and want to thank her.

The Rolling Stone article in 2012 was pivotal for me.  It made me really think about my own issues and I remember thinking to myself, "Well, what are you waiting for?"  I spent the whole summer mulling my gender issues and it started a cascade in my head that eventually triggered my meltdown.

I'm glad I survived, that I got the help I needed and can finally enjoy life.   Another year of the denial cycle might have ended up killing me.
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skin

Quote from: Jill F on April 21, 2014, 01:40:08 AM
The Rolling Stone article in 2012 was pivotal for me.  It made me really think about my own issues and I remember thinking to myself, "Well, what are you waiting for?"

I had a very similar response.  It kind of made me think, "if she's brave enough to do this on a stage in front of the world, why am I so scared?"  Because that thought is what shifted be from suppressing myself to embracing it, the moment in this interview where she said, "I'm a part of that statistic," hit me pretty hard.
"Choosing to be true to one's self — despite challenges that may come with the journey — is an integral part of realizing not just one's own potential, but of realizing the true nature of our collective human spirit. This spirit is what makes us who we are, and by following that spirit as it manifests outwardly, and inwardly, you are benefiting us all." -Andrew WK
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