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I'm happy to say, though, that last week,, the Greek government passed a law that allows transgender people to change their gender on their federal identification cards without the medical evaluations and tests previously required

We need to focus on making the right decisions to everything that [is] our choice, that's under our control," Montana says. "And basically work, but keep it independent. Keep it cute."

My name is Tzef, just like tzatziki. And as for my surname, Montana is an inspiration I got from Hanna Montana, the famous show of Miley Cyrus. What it stands for? Nothing really.

Pleasure is really important. Is not forced by any media publication

As queer, trans, non-binary, whatever you want to call it-we know how it feels to not want to fit into an archetype," she concluded. "That's not our style."

As a kid in Greece, I struggled a lot. I grew up in the suburbs, in the town of Corinth, so I'm a Corinthian who had that typical sort of small-town experience. Although we have a history of helping refugees and are influenced by these integrations, there's still great homogeneity in Greece. I was visibly different from my peers to begin with, because my parents were European and African and because my body didn't look like that of the other boys. I didn't have that typical Greek build. I was tall and lanky. I looked like a girl; I've always looked like a girl. Every single day of my life there, for as far back as I can remember, the whole village called me "it."