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I grew up being close with my dad, and 3 brothers.
I never was taught by my mother how to behave feminine, or what is considered ugly or pretty in female clothing, makeup, etc.

I never had friends, nothing to teach me or guide me on why being feminine in important, since I am a female.
The internet helped guide me, but also misguide me. When I was 11 years old, I sought to be trans.
I desired what boys had and wished I were one, my mom telling me she wished hardly for a boy whilst pregnant was no help.
I outgrew these thoughts 1-2 years later, learning what I never was taught.
Now, being 15, I am starting to buy dresses and use a purse. I am happy to have learned by myself, however, I feel so sorry for those who continued to be disordered by the internet.
girlhood is so dire, for a young girls upcoming.
This might be a reason to why I never had friends.
 
I grew up being close with my dad, and 3 brothers.
I never was taught by my mother how to behave feminine, or what is considered ugly or pretty in female clothing, makeup, etc.

I never had friends, nothing to teach me or guide me on why being feminine in important, since I am a female.
The internet helped guide me, but also misguide me. When I was 11 years old, I sought to be trans.
I desired what boys had and wished I were one, my mom telling me she wished hardly for a boy whilst pregnant was no help.
I outgrew these thoughts 1-2 years later, learning what I never was taught.
Now, being 15, I am starting to buy dresses and use a purse. I am happy to have learned by myself, however, I feel so sorry for those who continued to be disordered by the internet.
girlhood is so dire, for a young girls upcoming.
This might be a reason to why I never had friends.
its doesnt matter who you think you are boy or girl
 
I grew up being close with my dad, and 3 brothers.
I never was taught by my mother how to behave feminine, or what is considered ugly or pretty in female clothing, makeup, etc.

I never had friends, nothing to teach me or guide me on why being feminine in important, since I am a female.
The internet helped guide me, but also misguide me. When I was 11 years old, I sought to be trans.
I desired what boys had and wished I were one, my mom telling me she wished hardly for a boy whilst pregnant was no help.
I outgrew these thoughts 1-2 years later, learning what I never was taught.
Now, being 15, I am starting to buy dresses and use a purse. I am happy to have learned by myself, however, I feel so sorry for those who continued to be disordered by the internet.
girlhood is so dire, for a young girls upcoming.
This might be a reason to why I never had friends.
I didnt feel any gender or shi as a kid so I was never provoked to act in a certain manner, and by middle school the social part hit and I realized I didnt know anything about femininity
 
I grew up being close with my dad, and 3 brothers.
I never was taught by my mother how to behave feminine, or what is considered ugly or pretty in female clothing, makeup, etc.

I never had friends, nothing to teach me or guide me on why being feminine in important, since I am a female.
The internet helped guide me, but also misguide me. When I was 11 years old, I sought to be trans.
I desired what boys had and wished I were one, my mom telling me she wished hardly for a boy whilst pregnant was no help.
I outgrew these thoughts 1-2 years later, learning what I never was taught.
Now, being 15, I am starting to buy dresses and use a purse. I am happy to have learned by myself, however, I feel so sorry for those who continued to be disordered by the internet.
girlhood is so dire, for a young girls upcoming.
This might be a reason to why I never had friends.
i dont know how to be feminine and i just feel like a guy tbh
 
its doesnt matter who you think you are boy or girl
It does when the people around you are taught certain things by their moms and dads.
Why do you think the you girls wore dresses and begged their moms to wear heels and makeup to school? Its integrated into society, gender is imperative to child level friend-making. Cooties sound familiar?
 
It does when the people around you are taught certain things by their moms and dads.
Why do you think the you girls wore dresses and begged their moms to wear heels and makeup to school? Its integrated into society, gender is imperative to child level friend-making. Cooties sound familiar?
not really
 
I grew up being close with my dad, and 3 brothers.
I never was taught by my mother how to behave feminine, or what is considered ugly or pretty in female clothing, makeup, etc.

I never had friends, nothing to teach me or guide me on why being feminine in important, since I am a female.
The internet helped guide me, but also misguide me. When I was 11 years old, I sought to be trans.
I desired what boys had and wished I were one, my mom telling me she wished hardly for a boy whilst pregnant was no help.
I outgrew these thoughts 1-2 years later, learning what I never was taught.
Now, being 15, I am starting to buy dresses and use a purse. I am happy to have learned by myself, however, I feel so sorry for those who continued to be disordered by the internet.
girlhood is so dire, for a young girls upcoming.
This might be a reason to why I never had friends.
I wanna be a girl.
 
well i wanna be a pretty guy, the same way that guy wants to be a pretty girl rather than subhuman or one with low dimo. being one or the other doesn't do shit, there is a quantity of luck, effort and financial factors at play for both when it comes to sucess or fulfillment in life.
 
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well i wanna be a pretty guy, the same way that guy wants to be a pretty girl rather than subhuman or one with low dimo. being one or the other doesn't do shit, there is a luck, effort and financial factor coming into play for both.
Ik your r****d
 
I grew up being close with my dad, and 3 brothers.
I never was taught by my mother how to behave feminine, or what is considered ugly or pretty in female clothing, makeup, etc.

I never had friends, nothing to teach me or guide me on why being feminine in important, since I am a female.
The internet helped guide me, but also misguide me. When I was 11 years old, I sought to be trans.
I desired what boys had and wished I were one, my mom telling me she wished hardly for a boy whilst pregnant was no help.
I outgrew these thoughts 1-2 years later, learning what I never was taught.
Now, being 15, I am starting to buy dresses and use a purse. I am happy to have learned by myself, however, I feel so sorry for those who continued to be disordered by the internet.
girlhood is so dire, for a young girls upcoming.
This might be a reason to why I never had friends.
understandable.
 

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