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All Women Have A Complicated Relationship To Beauty, But As A Transgender Woman It's A Bit More Complicated. There's A Lot Of Pressure To Appear Feminine. When I Was Younger, I Was Most Insecure About My Size, My Angular Features, My Feet, My Hands . At The End Of The Day, It's About Being Comfortable In Your Own Skin, And Being Able To Walk Down The Street And Not Have People Question Your Gender - And, For Me, Being Perceived As A Woman.

I Find Myself To Be Quite Sarcastic, And I Wouldn't Want To Be With Someone Who Didn't Get That.

I Know People Want Me To Sort Of Defend Myself, To Sit Here And Be Like, 'i'm A Boy, But I Wear Makeup Sometimes.' But, You Know, To Me, It Doesn't Really Matter. I Don't Really Have That Sort Of Strong Gender Identity-i Identify As What I Am. The Fact That People Are Using It For Creative Or Marketing Purposes, It's Just Kind Of Like Having A Skill And Using It To Earn Money.

I Don't Get Out Of Bed For Less Than $50 A Day. I Want To Make That Clear To America. This Is A New Age Of Androgynous Supermodels. We Don't Get Out Of Bed For Less Than $50 A Day.

I Know People Want Me To Sort Of Defend Myself, To Sit Here And Be Like, 'i'm A Boy, But I Wear Make-up Sometimes.' But, You Know, To Me, It Doesn't Really Matter.