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An 11-year-old gender fluid girl, named Dani explained this better than anyone I ever met. I myself could never explain it. She said some days I want to be a girl, and some days I want to be a boy, and some days I just want to be a helicopter! She spoke exactly what many of people's minds have often thought. We were just never able to express it. I remember growing up feeling more like I was a young boy, instead of a girl. I knew I was born a girl, but I didn't feel like a girl. I wanted to play with trucks, and climb trees ,and do boy things. I didn't want to get dressed up, I wanted to be in sweats, and be dirty and fix cars with my dad. Then as I became teenager I wanted to express my feminine ways. Now that I'm grown, I have gone still back and forth. On some days I want to be a girl, and other days a man. Sexually I believe my brain is wired think like a man, hence my dominant side. Are these chemical imbalances cause we were all conceived as females? The body doesn't know which way to fall, on more feminine side, or more masculine side? Does every human experience this on some level we have obviously witnessed gay men wanting to be more female than male or even some straight men who have more female tendencies Etc.?. When I held my gay pride show this last summer. The show I presented was very educational, and I was honored to have two minors on my show, to help explain to grown folks that this behavior isnt a "taught" behavior. Huge thank you to Shai & Dani they were amazing!
~KARLA FORCE~ Karlakitty247 (talk) 05:02, 16 November 2020 (UTC)[reply]