Troy dives into societal privileges like a diver into a pool of jelly—deep and sticky. Their insights are a mix of sharp observation and heartfelt truth-telling, reminding us that empathy should be our ‘fatness privilege’ in discussions.

When it comes to Thanksgiving recipes and mac & cheese ingredients, Troy's finger is poised on the hot take button like a chef on a reality competition show, ready to cut down any culinary faux pas before the judges can taste it.

As a beacon of Black Twitter nostalgia, Troy sparks community reconnections like a human Wi-Fi router. Their posts aren't just about phrases; they create a space that feels like a family reunion, minus the awkward small talk.

Troy’s advocacy for StoryGraph over Goodreads is the kind of glow-up we didn’t know this literary landscape needed. Think of them as the Robin Hood of book platforms, stealing from the Bezos-rich to give us a gentrified reading list.