Dialon Mulvenry wants

Dialon mulveni The scene exploded as a Tiktok star, but what he made the most famous was the controversy. Trans -affected and artist was targeted after appearing in one Campaign for Bud Light in 2023.

In his new memoir, “Paper Doll: Notes from a Late Blomer,” Mulvenni shared the journal entries by documenting the first year of their gender infection.

Mulvenni said, “I think the book feels like a quarter life crisis. But at the end of the day, I think it is much more heart than social media.”

His Ticketkok series “Days of Girls” became a viral sensation, attracting more than one billion views. As his profile increased, 28-year-old became a regular on red carpets.

Mulvenni said that she knew her gender identity from an early age.

“I knew I was a girl. It was one of the pure ideas and intentions that I had ever done throughout my life, so clearly in this world and so clearly, know who I was, and then it is very conflicting to say otherwise,” he said.

She first came out as Gay at the age of 14, but took another decade to adopt her identity as a trans woman.

“I settled in recognition as gay because I saw all of him around me,” he explained.

In 2023, Mulvenni joined celebrities participating with great lights for a social media campaign. His content was sung by the conservatives, causing a broad backlash and Boycott. Bud Light’s original company, Anausar-bushAfter the campaign was released, its revenue saw a decline of more than 10%.

Mulvenni said, “It felt a lot to not feel guilty about that experience because I felt that it was my fault. And that I am taking this one brand deal.” “I think extremists and transfobic media required a poster child, but I never did anything or took any deal that I thought could negatively affect me or the community.”

Anubhav affected her mental health, she said.

Mulvenni said, “It resulted in a very suicidal idea and separation.” “I am still struggling with that crime and that shame, and the dysphoria that was introduced to me during that time.”

Last month, his new book has come in the US amidst a fresh debate on transgender rights, a group of transgender people filed a lawsuit challenging the executive order of President Trump, which stopped the change in the gender marker on the passport.

For Mulvenni, the executive order does not change how she feels.

“I am a woman, whether my passport says. We are not hurting anyone,” she said. “We are less than 1% of the population. And the way they speak about us, it often happens as if we are taking cities like Godzila.”

“I now realize that it is life or death for a lot of people,” he said. “I want every trans person of this country to get an opportunity to flourish. And unfortunately, we are living at a time where it is very difficult to do so.”