If you saw me, you'd never expect I'd be like that. A lot of LGBT friends of mine, were very shocked not in a bad way of course, but never thought I'd be.

It's probably because I didn't say a word on it. I didn't choose to express it at all, because of some of my friends aren't supportive and that I finally sat down and been honest with my own self on how I feel about things.

Like I'd love to be a lesbian. I dream of it happening having a lesbian wedding I pick out my dress and my partner picks out her dress with her family and we meet each other and like "OMG" and so on.

My uncle is very helpful in this, he is gay and is now married to a wonderful man. I was at that wedding recently it was amazing. I learned being out in cali what my life can be if I leave my city in ohio.

I find it very offensive to me and I'd think to any trans person whether true or not, that the stereotype is still offensive.

That, "so you like guys now?" response. It just shows their lack of insight on everything when it comes to that.

I can't be mad at them, but sometimes can't help it.

I like girls, and always will. I find them so gorgeous, I wish I could be one of them and do what I do now as a woman instead of being a man.

As a boy I thought I was a different kind of girl and used to believe a boy is a pretty and different in their own way kind of girl, but finding out that's not the case in very traumatic instances really did a number on me and confused me till 4 years ago to now.