October 11, 2022

MULTGEN A52

Growing up, a lot of the time my parents were telling me to act like a man. I didn’t understand
that at the time because I didn’t feel like I was either a guy or a girl in attitude; like how most
boys and girls acted a certain way. I often played with both “boyish” and “girly” toys, but my
parents sometimes frowned upon me playing with the girly toys. I may have had that idea of
acting like a man growing up, but now I’m happy to say that I’ve discovered my own place and
where I am comfortable as a bisexual, male-leaning male.