Gender ·
If you identify as a woman, you are one.
Despite knowing this to be true, perhaps you occasionally deny that you are a woman — accidentally or because something about it strikes you as true. Perhaps the issue is even deeper, and you have come up with a list of reasons you can't be a woman: everything from "I don't pass" to "I don't act like a woman." Maybe you're reading this and don't believe that phrase is true at all, that some criterion excludes trans women from being women.
I am a 43 year-old software engineer, writer, philosopher, and serial solopreneur. Some ideas I subscribe to:
I discovered I was a trans woman in March of 2026. It wasn't my choice, but I'm in many ways happier now, and I firmly advocate for people to be who they truly are.
This blog will focus on non-fiction articles surrounding AI, philosophy, gender, consciousness, and identity. My Substack, Evelynn Writes, contains my works of fiction, which are largely literary in nature and pertain to many of the same themes.