Review by anonymous
June 21, 2022 certified reviewerWhat I liked
It was honest. It was personal. It was tender. It was funny. It was Rebecca. I enjoyed watching her explore her truth. It was a show I was a little afraid of coming to see because I knew it would make me question my gender and sexuality, but I’m glad I went.
What I didn't like
NA
My overall impression
This show sparked a change in me. Watching Rebecca’s slow, subtle journey of coming out and listening to her inner (T)Ruth had me thinking about my journey and my truth. Rebecca’s Truth and Hope were personified as female. My truth always felt male, while my hope was female. Watching her describe how she’d suppressed her inner self until it broke her relationship made me realize that my flashes of gender insecurity were not phases or obsessions or thought experiments. They are symptoms of something greater. My truth was inspired, and I came out to my boyfriend as non-binary a few hours after watching this show.
