Maybe's writing has spanned various forms, writing for the stage, blogs, books, and more. In 2017, Maybe received the Fresh Fruit Spirit Award for Fostering Pride, Survival, History, and Progress. This award was for her solo show, Love Letters to Nobody, which also earned her a nomination for the 2018 Doric Wilson Independent Playwright Award. Previously, Maybe had won the Fresh Fruit Festival's 2015 Short Play Contest with her first short play, Do You Want Me to Stop?, which then received a Fruitie for Outstanding Ensemble.
Educational & Informative posts about controversial topics, identity-based education, and gender affirming practices.
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Personal stories and ancdotes told through letters to my 12-year-old self, keeping her updated on what the future can hold.
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The groundbreaking, frank, smart, fun guide to orgasm is back—fully revised, with an even broader and more inclusive approach.
As Seen On
“Tiq Milan was right,”the more we are seen, the more we are violated.” But the inverse can also be true. The more we are seen, the more we can become known and accepted. I’m not saying that is all positive right away. I fear it will actually get far worse before it gets any better. But there are people starting to understand that these extremists are not invested in protecting anyone but their own power. Once that bubble bursts, people will be awakened to the truth about the coordinated disinformation being disseminated.”
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LOVE LETTERS TO NOBODY