Misunderstood.

Misunderstood.

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Tomboy stirs people's opinions about sexuality. Clothes, colors, and mannerisms do not determine one's sexual orientation, but there is an assumption that tomboys-especially the masculine presenting ones-are or will be lesbians. Mckenzie Henry was everything you read about tomboys- the clothes she wore, preferred guy friends, adventurous, she laughed and not giggled, was not obsessed with social media, etc. Everyone believed she was a lesbian, nobody bothered with the difference between lesbians and tomboys. Her not having a boyfriend (and not obsessing about having one like other girls her age) didn't stop people from assuming too. But was she a tomboy really? Was she attracted to guys or girls? Or both?.
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Ally has always been one of the boys. That is, until she realizes that she has feelings for her best friend, Zac, who happens to be the hottest guy in school. He’s chased by many girls and doesn’t date anyone for more than a month tops, most definitely not Ally. He only sees her as his best friend, his little sister at most. If Ally even wants a chance with Zac she’s going to have to change and become one of the girls, which is exactly what she plans to do this summer. But will it work? Does Ally really need to change herself to get Zac to like her?

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