When I was young, I didn’t really question some things. They were what they were.
There was no, “what am I?” That wasn’t a thing because I never realized that you could be something else.
People called me a girl because I looked like one. People called me a girl because I was one. People called me a girl, and it never felt out of place.
And that was that.
Ignorance is bliss, in that regard. You don’t know something feels off when you don’t know it /can/ be off.
Sometimes, I think it would be better to be blind than to spend a lifetime seeing the dents in the wall, wondering if they were always there, or if you made them yourself.