“I’ve always loved Peter Pan, but finding out he was played by a woman made him me Hero.”
“My height’s always been the earliest way to tell my sex. I’m way too short to be considered a guy half the time and if I am they think I’m either twelve or someone’s little brother.”
“Binding my chest always feels more comfortable in the weirdest way. I consider myself androgynous, or at least I strive for it in the way I present. Whenever I bind I forget why people are uncomfortable with me walking around shirtless. I guess I forgot I’m binding breasts and not just shirtless like a guy would be.”
“God this feels so wrong.”
“I know more about humans by being a different one.”
“Sometimes I would call myself Dillen. I don’t care anymore because now I’m just me.”
“I used to think labels were obsolete. The world seems not to think so.”
“My parents accept me unconditionally. What about the rest of the world?”
“I can portray myself as I wish, and not a lot of people can do that. It makes me feel more interesting.”
“This doesn’t hide everything — the curves are still there.”
