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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
luxy, and why should you think about all that? frilly girls are annoying. oh yes they are. stereotype girls get on my nerves. i dont know you in real life but here you're one of the coolest people here, i swear. by the way, you also don't fit the stereotype of your age-- sometimes i read your posts and i think you're 30. but that's what makes you interesting you see. you're nobody else but you.
about you portrait i have an idea. let me see if i can find it...
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I'm not trying to say that I wish I felt more like a girl. I don't wish that. I think I have an advantage this way that a lot of people don't. But it does make it difficult to be around people who are very wrapped up in being a girl or a guy, and only act accordingly.
The first friend I ever made in grade school was also often mistaken for boy. We used to talk about it, I mean we both thought it was pretty cool. I think that her and her twin sister had the biggest influence on me out of all of my friends.