I feel like the topic of this story can be difficult or touch on some sensitive topics for some people, so if I word things weird or if what I say is just offensive by all means let me know. Either comment or text me privately, I dont want to offend anyone at all.
Also I feel like if I tell you all a little about myself then this story will seem softer, if that makes sense.
I'm 17, born a girl and am growing up in a Christian household. I believe in god, so please dont be biased about my beliefs or stop reading because you dont agree.
In middle school I was in denial about liking girls, I went threw thinking I was bi to lesbian to bi to pan to asexual to pan and I feel like pan fits me best.
About a year ago I started to feel confused on my gender, not unwanted or really uncomfortable in my body I just felt being labeled as a girl didn't fit me. So, to all my friends, I go by she/he/they any pronoun really. I dont necessarily feel trans but I do feel like I'm too masculine to be labeled a tom boy.
I don't know if my experiences are valid for me to say I've gone threw the ups and downs of identifying as trans. I dont know much about this topic, that's why I'm so cautious with it. I've also seen the hate people give to transgender people, and I've seen how hard it can be.
But yeah, I don't know if that helps explain anything really but... the more you know?
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So I think Bakugou has a mental illness that influences his confusion, not saying being trans is a mental illness, but that's what I'm trying to show.
Considering Midoriya doesnt have such big internal conflicts like Bakugou does, I want to tie that into the story as best I can.
Okay, I hope all this helps in a way. Maybe I'm overthinking but I'd rather be safe then sorry.
Anyways...
Have a good day! Or night-!
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