REMEMBER ME.
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I shouldn't have told him or anyone. I regret even finding the definition, I'd rather live the rest of my life confused with the fact of my gender and be identified as female than have one more thought go through my head about how I am a deviant. I'm stuck between who I am, biologically, and who I want to be, mentally and emotionally.
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