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They boys on the train

We were on the train, Traveling from Amsterdam back home. There was this adorable little kid, He asked me to play with his toy car. We played for about fifteen minutes, Before his mom said he had to go, The little kid was so upset and yelled: But I want to keep playing with that boy. He made my day. He was closer to the true than everyone else, Correcting his so called mistake. That adorable little kid made my day by calling me a boy, And for now one person is enough.
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natasja-raven
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Oct 28, 2015
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I was so happy. I was wearing my hair more masculine or boyish and wore my dad's sweater because my little sister had already claimed mine.

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#happy#boy#gender#trans#transgender#kid#train#fluid#genderqueer#genderfluid
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