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I can't say that I remember the name, but at my age I keep my name written down just in case.

Well you have been here before but I see no reason to withhold the cocoa and cookies.

So have a seat and relax or feel free to wonder around the forums if you like, everyone will find you either way.

Welcome back to the family.

Love ya,

Sally

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Guest Donna Jean

Hey Guitaruu!

How the heck are you doing???

Nice to see ya again.....

Keepin' yourself busy?

Well, make yourself comfortable and enjoy yourself...

HUGG

Donna Jean

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Guest Guitaruu
Hey Guitaruu!

How the heck are you doing???

Nice to see ya again.....

Keepin' yourself busy?

Well, make yourself comfortable and enjoy yourself...

HUGG

Donna Jean

I'm great thanks :D

I actually left for some gender reasons but like tbh I know what I am now =D

Also had a gender councilor who was a "transvestite" or in simple terms a crossdresser :P

Amy X

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Welcome back to the Playground! How long have you been away, and what have

you been up to?

Carolyn Marie

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Guest Guitaruu
Welcome back to the Playground! How long have you been away, and what have

you been up to?

Carolyn Marie

Not much really lol well

1- dumped the evil witch girlfriend that manipulated me, seriously i did generally act horrible to friends when i was with her

2- Realised and accepted I am not a transexual but an androgynous boy

Amy X

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That's great, no longer being manipulated and you found your place on the gender spectrum.

So now you can get down to the business of just bbeing you.

Love ya,

Sally

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Guest Guitaruu

Can anyone tell me if this makes sense?

I was born male, I will always be male, I like to go by a girl's name (Amy) I love girl's clothes and fashion (shoes etc)

and my hair is long

Amy X

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Guest Guitaruu
Can anyone tell me if this makes sense?

I was born male, I will always be male, I like to go by a girl's name (Amy) I love girl's clothes and fashion (shoes etc)

and my hair is long

Amy X

Longish!

Amy X

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Guest ~Brenda~
Can anyone tell me if this makes sense?

I was born male, I will always be male, I like to go by a girl's name (Amy) I love girl's clothes and fashion (shoes etc)

and my hair is long

Amy X

Perfect sense sweetheart. Look at my profile and you will see a lot of similarities between you and I. In fact, as you look around here you will see that there are many similarities between you and many other people.

Love

Brenda

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Guest Elizabeth K

Sounjds 100% androgynous to me. There are many here from both directions. And it's a shame we have to look for labels to understand ourselves. Just remember you are just fine no matter who or what you are.

And everyone understands INSTANTLY here at Laura's.

Lizzy

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Guest darlene lynn

Hi Ya AMY X

I wasnt here when you were last here. But welcome back cant wait to read your posts.

I think we look for the definition of ourselves by mural standards,so we can find out where we fit into it.

But Ive found here at Laura's We dont need a definition to fit in, We are all welcome no matter where We sit on the gender chart.

Nice to meet you

Lots of Love

Darlene Lynnette

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Guest Guitaruu

Wow someone actually saying "Androgynous" :P i looked into that "lable" and it fitted me really down to the bone! :)

and i had an arguement with someone about me being who i am and it was a little nasty but in the end

I said to her there's 2 options

1 - you accept me for who i am and want to be

2 - we say goodbye and not speak again cause i'm not playing these things anymore

she chose number 2 and tbh i'm better for it no one knows you but yourself :)

love ya all

Amy x x x

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