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Dear Mom and Dad,
I have something I need to talk to you about even though you probably already know or at least suspect. I find that this is an easier way for me to talk about it instead of talking in person. So please just listen to me for a few minutes. My whole life I've known I was different then all the other girls. I have identified a lot more with guys then I have with girls. 4th grade is when I actually did start to be attracted to girls and not guys. Over time of course I did have my few crushes on guys but have always known that I could never really see myself being with them. This next part is going to b where it might clear something up for you. In seventh grade I realized that I felt not like I thought I should. I mean, I felt like my mind and body were two completely different people. People of opposite genders. I knew something was wrong. You can't even imagine what it feels like to wake up every day and feel like the person in the mirror is a complete stranger.
All this time I have felt like this but have always been too scared to say anything. I was just recently introduced to the concept of transgender or transsexuals. I've done a lot of research and talked about it with transgender people and I feel like that is right where I fall into place. I know that you have noticed my changes like cutting off my hair and buying new more guy-ish clothes and even wanting to wear a tux to prom. These changes have made me feel a lot more comfortable in my skin. Especially when people have "mistaken" me as a guy or have told me I look like a guy. I have started binding my chest but I'm pretty sure you already figured that out. I have even looked into names, hormones and surgery but all of those things with a lot of hesitation and fear because I feel like I still have a lot of figuring out and those are things that if anything, would come many years down the road. I think gender therapy might be a good next step. I don't want to say I'm transgender yet but I know that I am having gender identity issues.
I hope you realize how much courage this took me and how scared I still am but I felt like its time for me to talk to you guys about this a little. Just please understand that now that you know I'm going to be anxious and need a little space from you guys so please try not to confront me right now until I'm ready. Please don't ask questions. Its time for me to explore my inner thoughts and emotions. Thank you for understanding.
I love you,
Karli
I have something I need to talk to you about even though you probably already know or at least suspect. I find that this is an easier way for me to talk about it instead of talking in person. So please just listen to me for a few minutes. My whole life I've known I was different then all the other girls. I have identified a lot more with guys then I have with girls. 4th grade is when I actually did start to be attracted to girls and not guys. Over time of course I did have my few crushes on guys but have always known that I could never really see myself being with them. This next part is going to b where it might clear something up for you. In seventh grade I realized that I felt not like I thought I should. I mean, I felt like my mind and body were two completely different people. People of opposite genders. I knew something was wrong. You can't even imagine what it feels like to wake up every day and feel like the person in the mirror is a complete stranger.
All this time I have felt like this but have always been too scared to say anything. I was just recently introduced to the concept of transgender or transsexuals. I've done a lot of research and talked about it with transgender people and I feel like that is right where I fall into place. I know that you have noticed my changes like cutting off my hair and buying new more guy-ish clothes and even wanting to wear a tux to prom. These changes have made me feel a lot more comfortable in my skin. Especially when people have "mistaken" me as a guy or have told me I look like a guy. I have started binding my chest but I'm pretty sure you already figured that out. I have even looked into names, hormones and surgery but all of those things with a lot of hesitation and fear because I feel like I still have a lot of figuring out and those are things that if anything, would come many years down the road. I think gender therapy might be a good next step. I don't want to say I'm transgender yet but I know that I am having gender identity issues.
I hope you realize how much courage this took me and how scared I still am but I felt like its time for me to talk to you guys about this a little. Just please understand that now that you know I'm going to be anxious and need a little space from you guys so please try not to confront me right now until I'm ready. Please don't ask questions. Its time for me to explore my inner thoughts and emotions. Thank you for understanding.
I love you,
Karli
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Man. :An FtM letter:
The smell of plastic
As I wrap my chest
Tight.
I can breathe
just barely
But I don't care now. I want what I wish I had
Those sharpie prints in bold on my forehead.
HIM.
I am
.
HIM.
Yet there I stand, my mind torn in two as I contemplate what the hell to do
What change stall is mine?
Which door sign is me?
I told yu...
Or at least I told myself I did
so I could procrastinate it further.
No one sees me as what I am.
And so I stay trapped
In this never ending "phase"
It's not a phase.
It's just my life.
And the day I leave
The day I come back
I hope you'll see m
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Coming out to my parents
Dear, Mom and Dad,
Please take some time to read this letter. I will explain what I truly am in this letter. But by the end of reading this letter, I don't know what you will think of me
I cannot hide this from you anymore. I am bisexual
A bisexual person is a person who is attracted to both men and women.
And here is my biggest news. I am in love
with Leah.
We have fun going back and forth through text and supporting each other. Even though we live in different states, we still have that long distant connection and love.
Please don't get mad at me. You didn't raise me wrong, you didn't treat me wrong. This is me. This is
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Dear Father
Dear father,
I know you'd hate me.
Don't deny it.
You would.
You'd hate me and not want me anymore.
Well it's too late not to want me.
You never had me.
I know you wish it were different though.
That my mother had been weaker.
And stayed with you.
Even if you hurt her.
Badly.
So badly.
She, wounded and broken, took away from you the only thing you both owned.
Me.
Because you wanted me to yourself.
And I'm still with her.
Barely ever seeing you.
You should have tried harder.
It's your fault.
I want to tell you.
That I'm different.
Not like you.
And not like a lot of girls.
I'm not your daddy's girl anymore.
I never cal
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This is a letter filled with issues that I must address.
Being different then other gorls does not make you male!
It just means you are a different type of girl.
Second,trying to change your bidy to be an image in your mind is impossible because your body is real and your image is not.
There is no need to transition because that will not fix the issues!
Letting go of the stereotypes of what makes a man a man and a woman a woman will!
Being different then other gorls does not make you male!
It just means you are a different type of girl.
Second,trying to change your bidy to be an image in your mind is impossible because your body is real and your image is not.
There is no need to transition because that will not fix the issues!
Letting go of the stereotypes of what makes a man a man and a woman a woman will!