Bathrooms. I thought it would always be this huge terrifying thing. But honestly? Most people are too busy crying in the stall or avoiding eye contact to even notice you. (Pause) Also, swimsuits. I just wear swim trunks and a rash guard now. I look like a divorced dad on a fishing trip, and I’ve never been happier.
(stirring a cup of cold hot chocolate with her finger) Okay, truth or dare. But if anyone picks dare, you have to actually do it. No “I’ll do it later” energy.
I’m really glad we all met. Not just because you have good snacks. But because for so long I thought being trans meant being alone. And this – (gestures vaguely at the pillow fort, the empty chip bags, the tangled limbs) This feels like family. The kind you choose. trans slumber party – scene 4
Can I say something cheesy?
They clink random objects – a mug, a water bottle, a TV remote. Fade out on soft laughter and the glow of fairy lights. Bathrooms
(Riley peeks out.)
(muffled) Truth. I’m tired and emotionally see-through right now. Most people are too busy crying in the
(raising a bag of gummy worms like a toast) To chosen family.