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Cry Like The Rain
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Ongoing, First published Jun 24, 2020
Mature
Jasper Halloway will do anything to pass as a male. He binds his chest, wears a packer, and dresses masculine. He takes his weekly testosterone shot every Saturday and will work out if school or work doesn't take his free time. 

But some of his methods are extreme.

Jasper was always a big kid. He couldn't help it. He was born big and female, both of which he hates. He soon begins to develop an eating disorder hoping he will pass better as male when he's smaller, skinnier.
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