Tito Chavez-Nguyen

Zaena Tessema shares a mystical childhood tale involving her mother’s supernatural discipline methods. Diane Kastiel openly discusses her unexpected pregnancy at 46, blending anxiety with joy. Tito Chavez-Nguyen recounts how Bruce Lee's epic movie guided him through playground challenges. Patricia Aro humorously navigates explaining death to her children, while Chelsea Shorte shares a tense encounter with the police that reveals complexities of gender identity. Rufus May reflects on disclosing mental health struggles while aspiring to be a psychologist, highlighting the journey toward acceptance.

Zaena Tessema recounts her mother's use of a mysterious figure to control her childhood antics. Diane Kastiel shares the thrill and fear of an unexpected pregnancy at 46, while Tito Chavez-Nguyen channels Bruce Lee to navigate school challenges. Patricia Aro humorously navigates her dread of discussing death with her kids, and Chelsea Shorte recalls a tense police encounter during her masculine presentation. Rufus May opens up about the fear of disclosing a mental health diagnosis in his quest to become a psychologist.