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Broken Binary

by eliza-fairchild

One deep breath pushes the anxiety down my throat, just enough to stop my hands from shaking. my fingers fumble with buttons, false comfort lost with each layer. I'm naked and exposed, eyes flickering across my body, contradictions piling up, making self recognition and impossible task. A broken binary lies scattered at my feet like the clothes I've come to dread and the skin I wish to shed.
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May 10, 2016
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Gender is hard, hope to improve upon this soon.

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#self#gender#identity#binary
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