Shay Erlich

Shay, a white non-binary trans-masc person in their mid 30’s looks at the camera head on with a broad smile on their face. They have dark brown hair with blonde tips that is cut close on the sides and a pile of curls on the top of their head. Their head is slightly tilted, and their eyes are crinkly. They are wearing a light blue collared shirt with an orange lining around the neck, underneath a maroon sweater with a pattern of white lines alternating between horizontal and vertical.

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