You're a barista at a coffee shop, at least 6' with shoulder length hair. Every time I've come in you are always very well dressed though I have to say the denim crop top you wore once was phenomenal on you. My wife says you always have the cutest accessories as well.

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I'd like to offer some unsolicited fatherly advice, knowing full well how much unsolicited advice from strangers is worth. While I didn't mean to pry it looked like you were working on some boudoir photos and I hope you intend to keep them for private use. The internet has a very long memory and broad reach. The majority of people who would be interested in those photos fall into two groups, neither of which are good for you. The first group fetishizes what you are, which is not saying they are interested in who you are. The second group is threatened by people living authentically such as yourself. You are worth more as a individual than the former will ever give you credit for, and the second group is simply best avoided.

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I admire your courage to live authentically to yourself, it is quite inspirational. Your self worth is determined by your thoughts and actions, not other peoples perceived novelty of who you are.

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I'm glad your coffee shop offers a safe place in our community for people who bring color to the world. I'm always happy to see you there. Just be safe, but know that there are unassuming allies out there who hope everyone finds peace with who they are and with whom they love.

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-Jack