Painted Face
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Last published Tue, Feb 2, 2016
A 15 year old trans girl is just starting highschool. She was home schooled most of her life. She came out in 6th grade and got scrutinized for it. Even though she was young she was put in therapy from the amount of backlash she had. Maya Macias not only is dealing with the stress of starting a new school but also her mother and father seperating.
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