Katelyn MacDonald

@katelynmac

KY bred, NC transplant | church bell ringer | provisional UMC elder | she/her | 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ “Church music nerd with a little special niche talent.”

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Bluesky

lesbian trans

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Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· 12d

Came to me in a dream

Oscar Isaac from THE RISE OF SKYWALKER saying the incredibly well-written dialogue “I fear our age of bronze is collapsing”

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· 12d

It’s surprisingly (frustratingly!) unsung in Methodist churches, especially given the Charles Wesley of it all (and it’s one of my favorites). The UMH has five verses on a spread and then the full 14 on the page, with a footnote about Charles’ legacy, including John and Isaac Watts.

Footnote on “Come, O Thou Traveler Unknown” from the United Methodist Hymnal

John Wesley ended his obituary tribute to his brother Charles at the Methodist Conference in 1788: "His least praise was, his talent for poetry: although Dr. [Isaac] Watts did not scruple to say that 'that single poem, Wrestling Jacob, was worth all the verses he himself had written.'" A little over two weeks after his brother's death, John Wesley tried to teach the hymn at Bolton, but broke down when he came to the lines "my company before is gone, and I am left alone with thee." The poem was first published in the brothers' Hymns and Sacred Poems of 1742, expounding Genesis 32:24-32, influenced by Matthew Henry's exposition.

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· 16d

Did you see the interviewer fumble her over the weekend?

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· 25d

HADES would never!

Screenshot from HADES of Achilles and Patroclus reunited in Elysium looking super gay together

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· Jul 13

My gf bought me tickets to Jurassic Park: In Concert for my birthday this year because it’s one of my favorite movies and that day we decided to dress up at Satler and Grant. His performance just sells everything in that’s movie so well.

Two women dressed as Laura Dern and Sam Neill’s characters from Jurassic Park smile in a concert hall, in front of an orchestra. There is a projection of “JURASSIC PARK IN CONCERT” above the orchestra.

Two women dressed as Laura Dern and Sam Neill’s characters from Jurassic Park pose in front of a mirror.

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· Jul 2

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· Jun 29

I just got Hades II over the weekend, and while I am a certified lesbian, Odysseus (“veteran tactician”) has a look to him that I can appreciate.

Odysseus from Hades II, wearing military tactian garb, balancing a dagger on his finger.

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· Jun 15

MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING
“The man is the head but the woman is the neck”

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· Jun 5

Peter Parker and Harry Osborn meme:
“I'm rooting for the Spurs in the NBA Finals.”
“Peter, Kendrick Perkins said he would eat a raw onion on live TV and shave his head if the Spurs won.”
“I already said I'm rooting for the Spurs, you don't need to sell me on it.”

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· May 15

Ed Harris as Christof in THE TRUMAN SHOW (1998)

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· May 14

He identified himself as Marshan Camese on Instagram, @nolathaprogressive

Instagram screenshot showing a video of Marshan Camese’s testimony before committee and his comments on Joy Reid’s video:

nolathaprogressive ALSO A MASSIVE THANK YOU TO JOY REID FOR SHARING MY TESTIMONY!!!!'ve learned alot from your channel and will remain a loyal fan

nolathaprogressive I'm Marshan Camese, thank yall so much for the support, l want that to big bigger than one speech in Baton Rouge!Please refer me to Bernie Sanders or David Hogg. There's alot more I can say when I have more than 3
minutes to talk

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· May 9

Section of Joe Merlino’s Wikipedia page saying Occupations
Podcaster • former crime
boss

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Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· Mar 26

Yeah no it’s just the problematic gay joke for sure, can’t be anyone better on the bench

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· Mar 13

This is Charlie, who’s really doing his best to help my gf and I prepare for a new D&D campaign

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· Feb 24

Not to fully dispute these numbers, but I’m wondering about the sample size here. Even from 1,055 LGBTQ adults, 111 trans/nonbinary adults feels small to extrapolate to “nearly 1 out of every 10 trans adults has moved states.” I don’t think the survey text itself extrapolates as much as the image.

Methodology
This brief describes the results of a national survey of 1,055 LGBTQ adults (ages 18+) in the United States, including 111 transgender and nonbinary adults. This online survey was conducted by NORC's AmeriSpeak panel and ran May 29 - June 13, 2025. Funded and operated by NORC at the University of Chicago, AmeriSpeak® is a probability-based panel designed to be representative of the US household population.
Randomly selected US households are sampled with a known, non-zero probability of selection from the NORC National Sample Frame, and then contacted by US mail, email, telephone, and field interviewers (face to face). AmeriSpeak panelists participate in NORC studies or studies conducted by NORC on behalf of governmental agencies, academic researchers, and media and commercial organizations.

• 43% of transgender people have considered moving to a different state, compared to 25% of all LGBTQ people.
• And, 9% of transgender people report they've actually moved to a different state since November 2024, as have
5% of all LGBTQ people.

NEARLY 1 IN 10 TRANSGENDER PEOPLE REPORT MOVING TO A NEW STATE
As shown in Figure 1, nearly one in 10 (9%) transgender adults in the survey have moved to a different state due to LGBTQ-related laws or politics, as have 5% of LGBTQ adults. Again, given that the survey only covered a relatively short time frame of November 2024 to June 2025, this is a remarkable impact.

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· Jan 23

I realize that social media tracks and collects everything… and also this new TikTok privacy policy feels so explicitly beyond that.

Privacy Policy | TikTok
Information We Collect

• Information you share if you fill in advertisers' forms on our app, or through your participation in surveys, research, promotions, marketing campaigns, events, or contests.

Information You Provide may include sensitive personal information, as defined under applicable state privacy laws, such as information from users under the relevant age threshold, information you disclose in survey responses or in your user content about your racial or ethnic origin, national origin, religious beliefs, mental or physical health diagnosis, sexual life or sexual orientation, status as transgender or nonbinary, citizenship or immigration status, or financial information.
For example, we may process your financial information in order to provide you the goods or services you request from us or your driver's license number in order to verify your identity. We may also collect precise location data, depending on your settings and as explained below. We process such sensitive personal information in accordance with applicable law, such as for permitted purposes under the California Consumer Privacy Act.

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· Dec 19

I posted this clip of my sermon from last week elsewhere and I’ll put it up here too. I preached on the Magnificat (Luke 1:46-55) and talked briefly about how my trans identity is a gift from God and a joy in my life. Trans kids are a gift to see flourishing and we should help them do so.

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· Nov 15

“Here’s the plan: we force femme the Pope.”

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Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· Sep 20

I said this on other platforms but I feel like Bluesky needs it the most. Trans people especially have to take some deep breaths, read past the headlines, and go take care of ourselves and each other in our daily lives.

Katelyn MacDonald@katelynmac· Aug 20

Yes, that would be the most recent Gallup survey on LGBTQ+ identification, which gives 1.3% trans IDs. It’s certainly a pretty big difference in estimate, but it feels like we’re still at the beginning to trying to do this research well too.