I felt it was very scary and revealing
Emma Corrin tells in an interview how the process of acceptance of her by the LGTBIQ + community has been after publicly acknowledging being queer.
Emma Corrin publicly stated through her Instagram that she was comfortable with the female treatment, but that she also thought it was right that they refer to her as a neutral gender.
The actress who won a Golden Globe for her interpretation of Lady Di in 'The Crown', Emma Corrin has declared in an interview how society has accepted this process that she is experiencing. She has done it in a few words that she has granted with Victoria Grimes together with the actor Nabhaan Rizwa, to talk about S- and gender identity.
"I think visibility is key in these things. My journey has been long and I still have a long way to go," Emma began. "I think we're so used to defining ourselves that that's the way society works within these binary genders and it's taken me a long time to realize that I exist somewhere in between and I'm still not sure where I am. that".
"I know that people on social media and around the world, who have been talking about it, have helped me on my journey," Corrin continued.
"When I first started posting about this, I felt it was very scary and revealing. I wasn't sure if it was the right thing to do, but the feeling I get from other people in the queer community has been wonderful," she concludes.
