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Lawson talks about growing up in Haverhill, MA outside of Boston. Lawson talks about the gendered breakdown of work at home growing up Lawson talks about his creative outlets as a kid, including dressing up in heels as a young child. Lawson describes his experiences in elementary, middle, and high school, particularly how he had to hide his "feminine side" when he attended an all-boys middle and high school.

00:11:28.000 - 00:31:50.000

Lawson describes his journey with femininity, from openly expressing it as a child to feeling a need to hide it as he grew up. Lawson also describes his relationship to masculinity growing up. Lawson describes his experiences at an all-boys school, including feeling like he needed to hide his sexuality to fit in. He acknowledges a need to perform gender and sexuality in order to fit in. Lawson describes coming to terms with his sexuality Lawson talks about his experiences with theater in high school, an experience which allowed him to make friends who were women after being placed in an all-boys environment.

00:31:50.000 - 00:59:38.000

Lawson talks about his love for art in high school, as well coming to costume design through an art project at school. Lawson describes his experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic, including isolation and creative freedom. Spencer talks about finding drag during the COVID-19 pandemic and his first experiences doing makeup Spencer talks about his own drag style, role models, and experiences.

00:59:38.000 - 02:07:26.000

Spencer talks about his experiences doing drag as The University of Delaware. Lawson reflects on how quarantine and drag impacted his relationship to gender.