Not, not getting outed on the internet, but just coming out to your parents.

I, I really like how it, it feels very true in how it replicates the, I think, very teenage trans experience or, like, teenage young adult, of, like, once the cat's out of, of the bag it really spirals out of control, right? Like, the, the feeling of once other people know, the thing you were afraid of happening maybe happens, and also it gives you opportunities in the sense that, like, people who would've been supportive now are because they know about it.

But also you...

There's a little bit of...

It's kind of exciting almost in how much new experiences get offered to you, and how much you're allowed to, to come into your own and, and figure things out once it's not just an internal thing.

And I think that, that idea of, like, the, [laughs] the final bosses of, of coming out is kind of that.

Uh, like the different steps you reach of, oh, now it's escaped into this circle, and now it's, it's leaking into this greater circle.

That's our word.