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I walk the halls and glance at everyone I see, The girls who are hurrying to the bathroom to fix their makeup, And the boys who check them out as they walk by. Is there anyone else here who can't go to the bathroom, because I swear to God just the thought of it gives me a small panic attack. Is there anyone else here who looks down and is disappointed everyday because I am small, chesty and my face is far too round. I never check out the girls, nor do I run to the bathroom to fix myself, I walk and look at how much I wish I was one of the guys, Flat chested, tall, lean and not having to wake up 5 extra minutes to put on a binder. Never hating that their voice along with their round face will have others calling them "She" for their whole life. Never will they come home with aching ribs, and feel the stab of being misgendered. Never will they be told "but you still look like a girl," Even though you are trying so hard that you feel your mind wearing thin. Why can't I just be what they want me to be?
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Feb 5, 2015
Feb 5, 2015 at 5:03 PM UTC
FtM
I've been painted pink the instant the doctors Wiped me of red. I looked like the boys I knew - our differences a Color palette provided by Mommy and Daddy. I was their little girl, their princess who wished Her hair would stop growing, Lest she be locked in a stone tower. I didn't mind the dress so much then, Not when it was the only difference between me And them. Magic mirror before me, is wrong all I'll ever be? I shut my eyes, unable to stand my body bare. My knight, your skin simply is not right. I've read the mirror never lies. Mommy and Daddy are yelling About my butch haircut. Our little girl the **** they say. I did it myself. Mommy still buys me dresses, Daddy tells her to spend the money on Therapy instead. Daddy asks about boyfriends, Mommy tells him I don't have any because I Hide my ******* I tell them I'm all wrong. They agree. We're talking about two different things. I don't change for gym anymore. The girls are secretly relieved I won't be there To cast a wandering eye in their soft bodies. I'm relieved I won't be in the wrong locker room. Mommy and Daddy don't like me Telling them who I am. I've finally found my way out of the tower and The king and queen are upset because their Princess never made it home, just the knight. My little girl, Mommy cries. I follow the point of Daddy's finger to the door Until I'm on a bus bound for somewhere else. I shift from Pangea into separate pieces. Finally I have space to breathe. Needles, knives, pills bend my body to my will - It took Michelangelo three years to build David. Mommy and Daddy believe me to be A delivery man. They are expecting to sign off On a television set, yet when they see me Idle in the doorframe there is a hesitance, a hope. But most of all there is silence. Mommy cannot speak, her hand curls like a gasp Around her mouth. Daddy begins to cry, his eyes pale and blue. I am hugged. They don't say sorry, but I hear then whisper. My little boy, they say. My little boy.
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Mar 12, 2014
Mar 12, 2014 at 8:33 AM UTC
FtM
I've been painted pink the instant the doctors Wiped me of red. I looked like the boys I knew - our differences a Color palette provided by Mommy and Daddy. I was their little girl, their princess who wished Her hair would stop growing, Lest she be locked in a stone tower. I didn't mind the dress so much then, Not when it was the only difference between me And them. Magic mirror before me, is wrong all I'll ever be? I shut my eyes, unable to stand my body bare. My knight, your skin simply is not right. I've read the mirror never lies. Mommy and Daddy are yelling About my butch haircut. Our little girl the **** they say. I did it myself. Mommy still buys me dresses, Daddy tells her to spend the money on Therapy instead. Daddy asks about boyfriends, Mommy tells him I don't have any because I Hide my ******* I tell them I'm all wrong. They agree. We're talking about two different things. I don't change for gym anymore. The girls are secretly relieved I won't be there To cast a wandering eye in their soft bodies. I'm relieved I won't be in the wrong locker room. Mommy and Daddy don't like me Telling them who I am. I've finally found my way out of the tower and The king and queen are upset because their Princess never made it home, just the knight. My little girl, Mommy cries. I follow the point of Daddy's finger to the door Until I'm on a bus bound for somewhere else. I shift from Pangea into separate pieces. Finally I have space to breathe. Needles, knives, pills bend my body to my will - It took Michelangelo three years to build David. Mommy and Daddy believe me to be A delivery man. They are expecting to sign off On a television set, yet when they see me Idle in the doorframe there is a hesitance, a hope. But most of all there is silence. Mommy cannot speak, her hand curls like a gasp Around her mouth. Daddy begins to cry, his eyes pale and blue. I am hugged. They don't say sorry, but I hear then whisper. My little boy, they say. My little boy.
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Nov 15, 2017
Nov 15, 2017 at 6:33 AM UTC
Gender Box
Dysphoria, it wraps and weaves but plunges me like a knife, Dysphoria, it's like a big useless chest binder that tightens around your self-esteem. Dysphoria, It is my best friend, but I smile in joy when it briefly leaves. Dysphoria, My thighs, my chest, my hair, my jaw, my eyes and my smile write 'Her' 'She' 'Female' Girl'. Dysphoria, I'm always alone.
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Jan 23, 2019
Jan 23, 2019 at 12:17 PM UTC
Dysphoria (FTM)
I am male I am human the word “Girl” is like getting stabbed in the chest. Getting called a girl a lady a female but no, I am male. People don't understand the pain of dysphoria they don't understand the pain, getting called the wrong name or the wrong gender. People say it’s a phase it’s a choice, but they will never understand, I was born this way. I can't change who I am and I don't want to I am transgender I am human I am proud.
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Nov 20, 2018
Nov 20, 2018 at 12:17 AM UTC
FTM
He was never your daughter, not since the day he was born. He was an identical twin to his sister, sure, but your daughter? No. I am dating your daughter, sir. He has an assortment of ways to please me. I love him, and he knows it; he orders his ***** online to please me. He was never your daughter. Couldn't you tell from the way he looked awkward in dresses? The way he always cut his hair short? He was never your daughter; I am dating your daughter, sir; but he is not, never was, a sister to the brother who just wanted a hug. "She feels like she's wearing the wrong decoration; how would you like it if I put you in a dress and paraded you around in front of your friends?" He was never your daughter, ma'am, but you knew it. He is not a lesbian, he's something different. He is not your daughter, any more. Certainly we all know he wears things to hide his ******* And while I know what's down there in his pants he won't let me see it. He was never your daughter, but I knew that. I knew when he said, "FtM," that he was something different, something special. "I want to be a pelican and have a bag for a face." "Baby, baby, baby." "Where's my **** I've spent a month with your daughter, and he cannot wait to tell it to your face that he's moving out.
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Nov 1, 2012
Nov 1, 2012 at 2:41 AM UTC
He was never your daughter
i thought that discovering who i was would come as a relief. i thought that (as foolish as it was) i would live in a world of bright lights and love, acceptance and home. but no. it came in the form of a trial of the heart, held by the conscience. it came in the form of hatred and fear, towards myself and others. it came with a world of danger, a world pitted against my being. it came with guilt, convulsing inside me, giving me bad posture. it came in the blood running down my arms, my legs it came with pain. it was Pandora's box: The Sequel and in the place of hope was joy. but I can't allow myself to feel that yet.
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Jun 14, 2021
Jun 14, 2021 at 7:10 AM UTC
ftm
He wrote inscripted objects Into my eye He bountied For affection One not Likely met She screamed While sufficating Her authenticity He shouted Yea she'll come back She wore her wedding gown Into the dessert And was found drowned He wrote Inscripted objects Into my eye The novels now A mystery My Life Total chaos With a smile Because he's no Longer with me I cry my left eye out
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Jan 7, 2018
Jan 7, 2018 at 12:23 AM UTC
Ftm fight
What it’s like the be transgender (FtM) It’s more than wanting to change your body, more than being insecure. It’s looking at yourself in the mirror and feeling less manly and masculine than you look. It’s days where you look like a man and days where you look like a girl. It’s almost breaking your ribs from using ace bandages. Putting a sock in your pants just to look like a boy when you go to the store. It’s cutting your hair short so you look more masculine. It’s wondering if anybody will love you for what’s between your legs before surgery. It’s dreaming and begging to God to change you into the man you are overnight. It’s looking at magazines and crying because you know you’ll have to pay thousands of dollars to cut off what’s on your chest. It’s being a child and wanting to die because you’re scared of what people will think of you, That is just a little taste of what it’s like to be transgender.
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Jan 26, 2018
Jan 26, 2018 at 9:45 AM UTC
What it’s like
If i were a boy I wouldn't have to hurt Do all the things i've always wanted And don't even have to get judged If i didn't have to be her I wouldn't feel so weird I could take my shirt off and go swimming But now i have to suffer with her If i could be him I would hang with the guys But now i sit here and wonder why That i have to be one of a kind
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May 31, 2018
May 31, 2018 at 1:14 PM UTC
If I Were A Boy (ftm)
Here’s the story of five kids. Three girls and one boy. And a lonely child who’s heart I broke. Finally, we get to the fifth. An FTM kid. They draw and write. But they’re on here, too. I don’t want them to find out. I’ve said so much to hurt them. All of us have said so much, whether we meant it or not. So, they closed themself off from everyone. Everyone in real life. I… can’t say anymore. But, babe, if you see this… I’m so sorry. I swore I’d protect you and I hurt you. I swore I’d get better and I couldn’t. I swore I’d help you and I made things worse. I swore I’d listen and I couldn’t take it. I swore I loved you and I do. I swore I wouldn’t let you fall and I pushed you off the cliff.
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Jul 20, 2019
Jul 20, 2019 at 4:07 PM UTC
I Speak the Truth, the First.
dont mind me in my predicament, steer clear just waiting for the evident fear here of the confinement to a prison for one. mama said ill regret it in a year or so but to her i say at least thats a year of my life to know that i wont have to wake up wanting to shed this skin. my thoughts are filthy, shallow, obsessed, theres not a day goes by where im not lessened by the urge to destroy and snip and cut and bleed. and so i lay and wallow, grieved, upon my throne of mutiny suckling a fantasy of FTM. holding on to hope that it will end.
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Jan 20, 2021
Jan 20, 2021 at 9:37 PM UTC
trans
When he was thirteen, he wrote another and named it "Scared" because that's how he felt. His body was changing and he didn't like it. When he was Fifteen, he wrote a different poem and named it "Knowledge" because that's what he gained. He knew what was wrong, so he told them his new name. When he was eighteen, he wrote a new one and named it "Ghost" because that's what he was. Nobody respected him, his pronouns were never heard.
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May 22, 2021
May 22, 2021 at 2:57 AM UTC
FtM
2020. Hell, what do I do now? Say that it's been a year since I started slitting my wrists? Sure. Hi, I'm Beau, I'm 13, FTM transgender. And this month, last year, I started to slowly **** myself. The end. Happy new year.
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Jan 2, 2020
Jan 2, 2020 at 3:57 PM UTC
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