Trans Americans Needed for TDoR Reflections Story

How was your Trans Day of Remembrance? Hey all! Making this post to start a discussion about how everyone's TDoR was this year. I'm a trans independent journalist working on a story where I collect quotes from different trans Americans about what was on your mind during TDoR this year. I know it's been kind of an insane year for all of us, so I'm trying to share different thoughts that have been going through people's heads, whether you're mourning someone you love, afraid for the future, hopeful, or somewhere in between. I know the transmasc perspective is too often left out of our narratives, so I thought this would be a good place to post to make sure y'all are included. If you're interested in being included in the story, please shoot me a DM! I'll send you a link to my site so you can see the first part of the story I uploaded. This is the info I'm looking to publish if you'd like to be included, but no need to send me any of this before I verify who I am/my publication over DMs: Your first name Your gender identity (ie., transgender man, nonbinary person, Two-Spirit person, etc.) Please don't exclude yourself based on your label - if you identify as trans or gender-diverse, you're who I'm looking for. I'm exclusively seeking trans voices here with one exception - if you've recently lost a close trans loved one, you're welcome to offer a quote regardless of your own gender identity. The state (or US territory) you're currently living in 1-3 short sentences about how you felt this TDOR. What was on your mind? LGBT history? Someone you love? The laws in your state? Maybe you didn't care that much and was just thinking about what you wanted for dinner? You don't have to be stone-cold serious, flowery, or eloquent. Our community's not a monolith. Wishing everyone a meaningful TDoR.