The first episode of “I Am Cait”, premieres on July 26 on the E! channel.
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Caitlyn Jenner is prepared for her shut-up with the launch of her actuality show on Sunday however Americans is probably not as desperate to welcome the previous Olympic champion as a transgender lady onto their televisions, cereal packing containers and billboards.
“I feel bad that, especially young people are going through such a hard time in their life”, she said.
“What I want to do is just be able to create understanding, so the next person doesn’t have to be like me”, Jenner said.
What’s so AH-Mazing is she realizes her importance to the transgender community and the responsibility that comes with that! “I’ve had to say no to a lot of things. Do I project the right image?” she asks herself. She said that her mind’s just spinning with thoughts and she just hopes that she gets it right. “It stays to be seen what individuals take into consideration all this in Ohio or Oklahoma”, stated New York branding advisor Hayes Roth.
As ETonline editor Stacy Lambe points out in his review, I Am Cait “mirrors Caitlyn’s ups and downs with other transgender stories not normally exposed to film crews, let alone displayed on a network like E!“. “While I felt like I looked great and that the gown looked fabulous, I still have a voice issue”, says Jenner. Laverne explains that even intended compliments can have a problematic subtext, both in her case and in that of Caitlyn Jenner. But I feel that we’re, you know, here and there we’re kind of moving towards the kind of world I wanted to live in when I was 17. “‘How can I use that to make this better?’ And the only way I could do that is to talk to people”.
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“Seek help”, Jenner advises trans teens who are struggling.
