She was the author of "Self Made Man" - a lesbian who went "undercover" as a man and came to the realization that men DO NOT have it as easy as society claims.

A woman who put her heart & soul into her work, and was forever changed by the results. A woman who's very work was buried by society because it didn't conform to "the message" about how easy men have it in life.

She died via assisted death at a clinic in Switzerland on July 6, 2022, aged 53. Her death was not reported until August 2022.

Even after living as one of us for only a brief time, she said "Men are suffering. They have different problems than women have but they don't have it better. They need our sympathy, they need our love, and they need each other more than anything else. They need to be together.".

I'm surprised nobody has posted this yet (see edut below), but she truly understood us in ways that most of society can't. Spare a minute to appreciate what she went through (and that we do daily without even thinking about it) and that she truly was someone willing to see the other side and be honest about her experience.

Rest in peace Norah, you tried your very best and for that I am personally thankful. Hopefully wherever you are now, you're at peace. Just know that your messsge and experience live on in all who are hopeful for a better tomorrow 🌹

Edit: It appears I was late to the party and this was already mentioned on here a while back and I missed it (I'm not an every day visitor here). So nice to see all the posts, comments & support for her on here from everyone.