DGirl wrote:
Used to cry as a child if I was forced to wear a skirt or dress; I didn't see myself as that "sort" of person to dress like that, & I felt it was demeaning.
I felt the same way but the crying would eventualy turn into a meltdown. I felt as if I was cross dressing if my mum forced me to wear a dress. My mom also turned the issue into a power struggle but I seriously think I was one of those gender confused kids. I used to want to be a boy after I was forced to wear a dress to church and I saw this boy wearing blue jeans and a Lion King (special intrest) T shirt. I would think, "If I was a boy I could dress how I waned!" I later learned that society has just brainwashed most parents that they must dress their daughters in ugly frilly sensory hell dresses or the accplocoypse will come.
My parents used to insist I dress "feminine" for curch as a teen but I refused to go to if I couldn't wear what I was comfortable in. The last time I wore a dress was for my brother's white coat ceromony but only because my parents and brother didn't want me to get "odd stares". So what would be new? I wonder if I am gender confused as an adult but it's not really an issue since I am asexual.
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