“People have felt a little starved for somebody who is so comfortable in their masculinity, that they're also comfortable in their femininity,” Cameli says. “It struck the zeitgeist because the zeitgeist was asking for it.”
“People have felt a little starved for somebody who is so comfortable in their masculinity, that they're also comfortable in their femininity,” Cameli says. “It struck the zeitgeist because the zeitgeist was asking for it.”
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