A few of you might have noticed that yesterday was Transgender Remembrance Day. I would have post about it yesterday but I literally had no time to do it! So as a special article, I thought I'd explain what its really like living life as a Trans.
Obviously at age 14, I'm still in secondary school. This is one of the biggest challenges ever for me. I'm used to it now, but a year ago I hated coming to school because of the uniform. I can't wear skirts and every girl you see is wearing them! It brings a lot of sadness and jealousy with it. To me, it means that if I'd had been born a girl, I could have done that and because I'm not, I've got to sit in silence and bottle it up.
In my opinion, everything about being Transgender is like that. Besides the end result, there really are no pro's. At the end of the day, my life is just fueled by jealousy of the girls around me. That to me isn't right. I understand the science behind genetics and alleles and all of that; my entire life could have been different if one single chromosome was different. When I was an Embryo, one little chromosome that's about 0.001mm big, could have changed everything about my life. Something so small that causes so much pain and anger and jealousy.
In December, I want to post a story about an event that happened a few weeks ago that's personal to me. That's all for now though.
Love you all,
Ems!
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