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I was always one of the guys honestly I cant remember ever think i was a real girl. I never liked playing with barbies or playing jump rope, no I was playing with my cousins hot wheels or wrestling on the trampoline. I was only around girls when I was showing off to get their attention. I remember when I was 10 I went to my dads for the summer. I asked my stepbrother to teach me how to be a guy. :) It was my first introduction to packing. I would have passed if not for my ponytail.

When I started middle school I was labeled a lesbian. I didn't see any harm in it, i mean i did like girls but most of the girls i had crushes on were straight. Which made me want to be a guy even more then I already did.

When i got into highschool i ditched the ponytail and chopped off my hair. A lot of people flipped, including my stepdad. He was probably the most homophobic person i'd ever met. He didn't like me nor did i he. So home was pleasant enough. :/

I met my highschool sweetheart in. my last year of middle school. She was scared of me, no joke. She only came near me when she absolutely had to, because of people telling her I liked girls. Another reason I felt the need to be a guy. (When you live in a town of about 1200 people smallmindness is common.) Anywho I guess she warmed up to me because about a year later she became my first real girlfriend.

My first year of highschool i became very butch. The guys I hung out with called me an honorary dude. Which didn't bother me at all in fact I liked it. I was a step closer to who I felt like on the inside.

Whenever Brittnee and I went out nobody could tell I wasn't a guy. I felt my heart leap when people called me sir or mister. It was always great until I went to the bathroom or if I was out with my mom and she corrected them that I was a she. Ever time that occured I would feel my stomach turn or staring at the bathroom sign and frowning because it was a reminder.

Recently I have come out to a few people and they have taken it great. Even Brittnee she's been the best. She helped me pick out a name and has even started calling me by it. :)

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Welcome to Laura's Playground Nate :)

I'm glad you have a girlfriend who is so accepting. It is important to have the ones closest to us who are the most supportive. I am sorry about your stepfather. You already know that not everybody will accept you. It appears you've accepted this too. This is a great place to find the added support you will need and to find like minded individuals. I believe you will enjoy your time here sir.

One more thing, I'd like you to read the terms & conditions found in the upper right corner of almost every page, if you haven't already. We keep the site PG-13.

I wish your journey to go as smooth as possible.

Jenny

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Guest miss kindheart

Hi Nate,

<<< curtsey >>>

Welcome to Laura's Playground.

Thanks for sharing your story.

Please feel free to come over and chat sometime.

The Chat room does require another registration that is separate from from your forums one.

Please read the chat room rules before coming in, and expect a short interview with one of the chat room moderators.

One of the things that they will ask you is if you read the rules. :)

We have FTM meetings -Mon & Fri 8pm est, and you are welcome to attend.

We all look forward to seeing you.

:wub: vanna

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