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Originally Posted by objtrbit
I guess it's the idea that something is "wrong" with that kind of inner struggle; I just wish society would let people be the way they are. I am glad though, that there are psychologists out there that can help sort out body verses gender and the "who I am" part, cuz that can be difficult to deal with alone, and against the grain. I'm just a solid tomboy who's sick of being told to "grow up."
"I don't want to change the world, I don't want the world to change me..." good old ozzy, lol.
Thanks for explaining some of that, and your support.
Take care
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Hi
I do think people struggle when they come across someone who doesn't fit into there stereotypical view, especially when it comes to gender expression. To them, boys should look like X, and girls should look like Y, and not the other way round.
For myself i am a girl who looks like Y, but unfortunately i was born in a male body. For yourself, a girl who looks like X, but everyone else thinks you should look like Y.
Personally i would never tell someone to grow up because of how they choose to look, however they ID themselves. That is entirely up the individual, and not up to anyone else.
Be yourself
