"I always felt like I was living a double life."
During my shows, I describe my life using the analogy of a Swan. Everything on the outside looked well put together, but deep down under the surface, there was so much going on just to stay afloat.
Wes Woodson's story
Wes Woodson's story begins in a small suburban neighborhood where he struggled with belonging and perfectionism. Although being a person of color, while living in a predominately white neighborhood, Wes often felt "too white for the black kids and too black for the white kids". After being diagnosed with a rare skin condition, Wes struggled with severe social anxiety.
After multiple attempts to suppress his social anxiety through "re-inventing himself" or using sports to avoid his emotions, Wes then turned to romantic relationships to fill the void of never feeling good enough. After becoming a survivor of domestic violence, Wes Woodson has gone on to tell his story around the country to inspire others that it is okay to not be okay.
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