Mislabeled

Mislabeled

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Dec 14, 2018
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We build our lives from the different labels we receive. Our first label, often our gender, changes the way we are raised and how we grow. What happens however, when this first label is wrong. What happens when how we have been labeled and raised throughout our whole lives has all been based on a mistake. Read into the life of one teenager who was mislabeled at birth. The issues faced with growing up transgender in a rural community where even being gay is unheard of. The troubles from the worlds uneducated views on top of an already difficult teenage life clash. *** This story may contain emotional trauma and issues of a moderate level that some readers may find disturbing. The story will contain negative views of the transgender, non binary and extended lgbtq+ community. There will also be information regarding current studies on the causes of homosexuality and gender dysphoria that have not been totally confirmed but are some scientific views as of current. This is a work of fiction based on legitimate issues in the lgbtq+ community.
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Labels. They're everywhere. Some labels are important. Like on medicine, food, and buildings. Those are the kinds we need to help function easily. But other labels... sometimes we just don't need them. We don't really need labels like biological, transgender, or genderqueer. Not for human beings, at least. All those labels do are bring people down. Society refuses to let a person be who they want. They refuse to see past the labels. I don't want anyone to look at my labels. I just need them to look at me. ||| ALL CHARACTERS BELONG TO RICK RIORDAN ||| ||| THIS IS A TRANS AU ||| ||| FLUFF WARNING, YO! |||

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