[ SECRET POST #2308 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2308 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Trans / Gender

[(Anonymous)]

I've often wondered if we didn't have such set ideas about what a girl/boy *should* be then would there be less trans* individuals? I know some people feel in the wrong body from birth, but not everyone is that way (speaking from personal experience and several trans* friends).

A lot of my trans* friends have all gone through hyper gender phases, where they are super into anything masculine or feminine, depending. Kind of an extreme way to show that they are a man/woman. They tend to fade a bit with time and become more themselves once more comfortable with their transition. (Though that does include some who just really do fulfill the stereotype interests.)

(I hope this makes sense and isn't offensive. I'm not always the best at getting complex thoughts into words.)