For my entire life I believed I was a cishet dude.
When I was 11 and jealous of girls in my class growing hips, I believed I was a cishet dude.
Throughout my teens and ever since, as I hated my body and refused to take care of it because nothing I could do to it would make it stop being the body I hated, I believed I was a cishet dude.
When I started writing Lemma–porn from a first-person female perspective–I believed I was a cishet dude.
When I started a (since abandoned) bimboization blog where I pretended to be a young bisexual woman, I believed I was a cishet dude.
When I realized how fucked up that was, and create a more honest blog for RPing as a submissive bisexual woman, I believed I was a cishet dude.
I am not a cishet dude. I am a bisexual trans girl.
Pleased to meet you all.
Love,
Jenny
The first step to true happiness is being honest with yourself.
Good luck, I wish you all the best. Congratulations on being brave enough to come out. I hope it insipres more people to be honest with themselves and be who they are, not who the world tells them to be.
Thank you so much! <3<3<3
(I’m not crying you’re crying)
Congrats and good luck to you!
Im so happy for you!
Thanks for sharing that, and I’m very happy for you to be able to arrive at your conclusion. This is exactly why I feel so strongly that feminism, LGBT and gender fluidity issues needs to be discussed more frequently and at large to help people understand themselves better and be true to themselves.
I wish you all the best with being, you!
Thank you!
And yes, if it wasn’t for all my intersectional feminist friends I never would have understood this. I’d have gone my whole life feeling this way with no idea why. 🙁