Hey, I'm Jeffrey Masters, and today on LGBTQ&A, I'm talking to Kathy Two, who is one of the co-hosts of the podcast, Nancy.

We have a really great conversation about the ongoing process of self-acceptance as a queer person.

Now, I don't know, that feels a little silly to say, but it is a

process and there's no timeline for it. So I think it's really valuable to hear someone like Kathy,

someone who's been out for over a decade, talk about not accepting being queer, but finally

loving it. So we discuss that as well as dating and a very 2018 topic, anxiety. That's coming up.

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All right, without further ado, here's Kathy.

So you co-hosts the podcast, Nancy. I think it's really interesting that you've said that before the podcast you didn't really think that much about being queer or have that queer of a life.

Yeah. That really surprised me, because now you're a de facto voice for the community,

you know? Yeah. Yeah, that sometimes feels like a lot of pressure.

But I think we try to make it so that people know that I'm figuring it out with everybody

else.

Yeah.

Yeah, because nothing's more intimidating than listening to a bunch of people that have

everything figured out.

Yeah, I think that like where we are as a community now in 2018,

we are still figuring it out, which is exciting. Totally. Yeah, yeah. So not having you thought

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