You Don’t Know Me From Google
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If you Google Lana Poulson, you’re going to find quite a bit — articles, photographs, videos, podcasts, advocacy, art and pieces of a life lived publicly.
But finding someone isn’t the same as knowing them.
In this deeply personal chapter, I explore privacy, social media, growing older, ending friendships, changing opinions, past mistakes and the strange reality of having pieces of your life permanently searchable.
I also reflect on my photography project with Ruth Dick, the unexpected ways that work touched a cancer survivor and a mother of a trans daughter, and the humbling experience of being told that my own visibility has inspired others to transition and live more authentically.
Maybe you don’t need to be famous to leave a mark.
Maybe sometimes one person’s story is enough to change another person’s life.
You can Google me. But you don’t know me from Google.