Trans people reinforce gender stereotypes, they’re defining what is male or female and what isn’t and that seems backwards to me. When they tell you their chosen gender it’s because they want you to treat them differently and that’s the real problem, the sexes aren’t treated equally. I think they’re deluded if they really think they have the brain of the opposite sex. People should dress how they want but identify as their sex.
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I’d follow my sister around even if it meant danger, roller skates on a pier at the harbour. There’s a pic of my trying to climb a rock after her and her helping me up.
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My earliest memory or dream is in a cot in a room with gold wallpaper, crying because my sister took my dummy and was teasing me with it. My mum came in and they left but I didn’t get the dummy back.
When I was two remember crawling into the corner of a chest of drawers in my parents room, hitting my head and blacking out. Still have a scar from it.
At three looking in the mirror in my parents room and saying out loud I wish I was four. At four the same thing only wishing I was three.
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This girl tried to get me expelled because the guy she liked was into me and not her. Then at the end of her presentation when it was time to ask questions I gave a lot of criticism.
Later I tried to get someone on the internet kicked out of uni. The dean called them in for a chat. I don’t think I would have done it if someone hadn’t tried to do that to me before.
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