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this started out as an experience told tongue-in-cheek about my six-year-old self being a child, but it evolved into something more. I've always known I act and even talk femininely, but to me, I'm a man through and through and I've never doubted that. My way of acting has never been criticized, but people have pointed it out, and when living in the country, it's mostly pointed out to poke fun at stereotypes and gender roles, it's never been hurtful. It's hardly been commented on in cities and suburbs. I may just be lucky to have not been confronted by such people, but it's empowering; I think the reason I haven't been met with such criticism is because I can play both fields, at least emotionally. I've never had trouble connecting with people because of gender, I just am able to empathize regardless, and I've always been proud of this.

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