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Just two years ago

I thought I was male

But wearing that mask

took all my strength

And the knots in my chest got too tight

 

Dysphoria was literally killing me

Not relating to men got too much

Relating with women got too attractive

And impossible to keep passing up

 

There could really be only one answer

It shouldn't have been hard to see

I had to break free from my prison cell

I had to reveal the true me

 

And in these two years of growing

Becoming who I've always been

I've experienced so many wondrous things

And delight in them again and again

 

From makeup to jewelry

To perfumes and shoes

A thousand shades of polish

And clothes from pink to blue

 

I now sleep like a baby

Happily innocent and free

There's no more stress or pressure inside

Just a beautiful woman that's me

 

Lj Mark 2015

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