And so when we talk about, like, your non-binary identity, I wanna know, like, when was there a moment in your life with that, that moment where you're like, "Ha, this is who I am," and, and how did that equal into who you are today?

Yeah.

I, I think I came out as non-binary when I was, like, 20 years old, so, like, in college.

It was, like, kind of like my sophomore, junior year of college.

I played women's lacrosse, uh, in college, and I remember, like, getting a haircut and, like, like, cutting my hair short for probably the second time in my life, and I feel like that was, like, the real transition.

But, um, before that, I kind of always knew that in terms of my gender identity, just being a girl didn't quite fit right, so when I got to college when I was, like, 18, I was always, like, a tomboy, and I kind of swung the other way.

I was trying to figure out if I was a trans man, and I, you know, was...

... "No, I wanna get into this field regardless," do you have any advice or things that you can leave for that person?