The Little Boy I Ached To Be

The Little Boy I Ached To Be

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The past few days have been rough, I have come out as transgender to my friends but not to my family. Technically I already have but I was shot down on the spot, when I turn 18 I shall begin transitioning with the money I saved up over the years because my mother doesn't have a say in the situation. I tried to push the thought that a boy was trying to come out and embrace what I was meant to be born as, a boy. I can't wait and as i think of the idea that i'll be able to be who I've ached to be since the age of eight. I still feel very suicidal due to what little support I have within my family but I posted a new poem two hours ago {By the time you guys read this it should be three hours} explaining my situation. It is called 'The Little Boy I ached To Be', but thanks to my decision I now look forward to what the future may hold for Lloyd Alexander Bullard. Have a wonderful day everyone ♥
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"What if I'm not one?" I asked, my body wound tight with tension. "One what?" he asked, his voice soft and low. I hesitated. Was I ready? I wanted to tell him so badly. Wanted to scream it from the fucking rooftops. But there would be no going back if I allowed the words to spill out into the world. Telling myself I didn't need someone else's validation, that I knew myself well enough to know with absolute certainty that I was trans was all good and well in principle. But lying here underneath my bed, with my best friend's body pressed so close to mine I could feel his warm breath on my face, I felt those convictions slip through my fingers. Danny's rejection would break me. In a fundamental way. "One what?" he repeated the question, scooting so close to me the tip of his nose brushed mine. Dust motes danced around us, suspended in mid air, teetering on the brink of this momentous feeling wrapping itself around us. I squeezed my eyes shut, pushing down the rush of anxiety trying to drown me. His nose bumped mine again and his breath ghosted over my lips. I opened my eyes and stared unblinkingly into his. 'A girl', I wanted to say, even though I knew the words would taste sour in my mouth, 'what if I'm not a girl?' -------------------------------------- Sean and Danny have been next door neighbours and best friends since they were six years old. They've shared almost everything. From first kisses and crushes to heartbreak. But Sean has a secret. One he's never shared with his best friend - who's also the guy he's been in love with since he's known what love is. Sean is trans and struggling to come out. But it's Senior year and choices have to be made. Between college applications, uncovering a plan to hurt one of their classmates and his relationship with Danny, Sean is struggling with doing the right thing and graduating high school in one piece. ⭐to cross oceans for is PART I of Sean and Danny's story⭐ *TW: sexual assault and bullying *

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