In 2022, I found myself at my kitchen table, frustrated and overwhelmed. Earlier that day, I posted a video about dysphoria while dealing with a UTI, using the word pussy to describe my body. It was a word I’d only recently started reclaiming, but one that felt powerful and true to me.

The response was mostly positive. People thanked me for being real, for saying the things we don’t always say out loud. But, of course, there was that comment: “Your IG is not a safe space for trans men anymore.”

I got it. I’ve been that guy—angry, uncomfortable, projecting my own struggles onto someone else. But I wasn’t going to apologize for owning my experience. Instead, I channeled that energy into something productive.

I sketched a cat, wrote “Pussyboy” beside it, and had it printed on a shirt—at first, just for me. When people started asking where they could get one, Pussyboy Apparel was born.

This brand isn’t about staying in anyone’s comfort zone. It’s about taking the things that scare us—words, ideas, parts of ourselves—and flipping the narrative. Pussyboy is here to challenge, to celebrate, and to unapologetically own what it means to be transmasculine in all its messy, complicated glory.

So if you’re here to feel seen, get a laugh, or rock a shirt that makes a statement—you’re in the right place. Welcome to the Pussyboy Revolution.