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I believe that God asks a simple question before you are born, “What do you want to be a boy or a girl?” You choose.
I chose. Now at thirteen, I felt a little pang of remorse. No, that is not right. It felt more like a resigned acceptance. A couple of tears escaped from my eyes. As I dawdled in the shower, I was uneasy as to why the concern? I remember my recent passage to womanhood, and now the tomboy in me is becoming more difficult to remember. Is that a bad thing? I am not sure it is. I toweled my hair and let question linger in my mind. So okay, in today’s world what are the things you cannot do as a girl? I closed my eyes tightly and wracked my brain; the only foolish thing that came to mind is that guys are able to pee standing up. Any regrets? No! I am discovering who I am and I like her.
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