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My skin doesn't feel right it doesn't feel right to breathe. It doesn't feel right to wear a dress. It doesn't feel right what in the mirror, I see. This body doesn't belong to me. These lips are not mine. The luscious hair I cut off, still not mine. My grandmother calls me two-spirit. I call myself an error. Because you see, I am a boy. Stuck in a girl's body.
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Feb 18, 2019
Feb 18, 2019 at 2:36 PM UTC
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My skin doesn't feel right it doesn't feel right to breathe. It doesn't feel right to wear a dress. It doesn't feel right what in the mirror, I see. This body doesn't belong to me. These lips are not mine. The luscious hair I cut off, still not mine. My grandmother calls me two-spirit. I call myself an error. Because you see, I am a boy. Stuck in a girl's body.
dysphoooooooooooooorIIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
lucas-ennis
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15/FTM/Mankato, Minnesota
Feb 18, 2019
Feb 18, 2019 at 2:36 PM UTC
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