How can I move on from past mistakes?

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All Out in the Open, Questions from the Closet

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🗓️ 28 September 2021

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Keldy Zabriskie shares his story of overcoming a cycle of drug addiction, prison, and homelessness, as well as what it was like transitioning female to male.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Questions from the Closet. I'm Charlie Bird.
0:05.0	And I'm Ben Shalatti. Each episode we discuss a question that we commonly get asked
0:09.0	is LGBTQarity scenes.
0:11.0	We are not trying to answer this question or come to a consensus but simply sharing our perspectives.
0:15.0	Today's question is, how do I move on from past mistakes?
0:19.0	Charlie and I are not terribly diverse and we share many opinions and life experiences.
0:22.0	For example, we both don't go to the movie theater that often.
0:25.0	However, there are some pretty big differences. For example,
0:28.0	I have never seen a rated R movie and Ben has.
0:31.0	I know. It's a scandalous stuff.
0:33.0	Ben, I am shocked and disappointed.
0:36.0	Okay, the first radar movie I saw when I was 14 and I was at a sleepover
0:41.0	and all my friends wanted to watch the Matrix.
0:44.0	And I was too embarrassed to say that I couldn't watch a radar movie.
0:47.0	So I watched it.
0:48.0	Oh my gosh.
0:49.0	And it was very good.
0:50.0	And then life went downhill after that.
0:53.0	Yeah.
0:54.0	I mean, here I am today.
0:55.0	Talking about past mistakes.
0:56.0	Hang on.
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