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Dagher eventually considered these virtual meetings time to shine and started to wear androgynous clothing that felt truer to their identity. I was just so busy with school or work so I didn t pay attention to how I looked, I d just go perform, Dagher said. I feel like quarantine has given me this time to have this inward contemplation into what I want to be.
Dagher also started to wear their hair tied up more often after feeling free from societal pressures to wear their long hair loose.
Other people, like Enrique Zúñiga, 20, experimented with styling their body hair. Zúñiga let their hair and beard grow long but shaved their legs, given the freedom to try out a look they felt no other environment allowed for.
The challenge: re-create an album cover.
People often told Theresa Yonash they resembled Bob Dylan, so they put together an ensemble to re-create Dylan s Hard Rain album cover to compete against other college students around the U.S. in a social media game show called The Game: Hurricane.
Yonash used makeup to sculpt a more masculine-appearing face and facial hair. When they drew a mustache above their lip to complete the Dylan look, something clicked.
Yonash, 20, who uses “she” or “they” pronouns, always enjoyed dressing in androgynous clothes. They didn t mind whether someone called them sir or ma am.
But during the pandemic, the time they could spend alone with their thoughts allowed them the space to further interrogate their gender identity.