My Name Is Sam
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Last published Wed, Jan 28, 2015
Samantha Hemings was born a female in June 1996, and when he was at a young age he knew in her heart that he was born in the wrong body. Living in a close-minded household and a judgmental town, he kept her feelings to herself for a very long time. he had come out as gay when he was fourteen, and didn't get the support from anyone he trusted. For the next four years, Samantha remained quiet until the day of his graduation, and announced to the whole town that he is
transgender.
Now he is transitioning into the Sam that has been waiting to come out and blossom into the man that's been hiding for so many years.
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