'I didn't think I was allowed to be nonconforming or genderqueer or nonbinary.'
In the introduction to the interview, Tirado clarified that Van Ness still likes he/him pronouns, but doesn't identify as a man, and is also happy with she/her.
He also revealed that he's felt nonbinary for a long time:"I just didn't know what the name was. I've been wearing heels and wearing makeup and wearing skirts and stuff for a minute, honey. I just like didn't know that that meant — that I had a title." Now, Van Ness stands to be one of the most visible and powerful nonbinary people in the world, and he's ready to spread the gospel of gender fluidity to the world.
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