I guess you could say I really came to terms with it when I was 13, even though I had finally figured out something was different with me than most girls when I was about 7. When I was younger though, I acted like your average girl... just because it was easier than asking my parents why I was different or wanting to have boys clothes, toys, etc. It was a little easier to bear as I got older and discovered the 'tomboy.' However, that was eventually not enough either.
And it really has been something hard for me to handle. I mean, I'm perfectly fine with it.. I'm just afraid of being rejected by family and close friends. I also think hiding it was the main cause of my depression (that I still have).
I know, quite a journal. I'm tired of pretending though. And if you suddenly decide you hate me and want to stop watching me or being my friend, that's fine. I guess you never really liked me to begin with and I can't force you to change your mind. Just know that this isn't a phase and I'm perfectly happy with who I am.
Have a nice day. :3









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