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Dear sister,
I should have told you before you left. I know you were missing your boyfriend and all and you decided to go and live with him until things have calmed down. But you've been my biggest supporter from day one. The only one that has always had my back. I so badly wanted to tell you that I've started to question my gender, that I no longer want to be called girl or to be told I look like a boy. I want to come out to you as gender queer. It was something I tried to tell you so many times before you left. But I'm so scared because I know that you're the only one in this family who will stick by me, who will accept me no matter what. But every time I tried to tell you, I chickened out. Now you're not here and I feel so alone. And I know not even my boyfriend is going to accept me. That makes it feel all the worse. I wish I felt normal, that I could fit in like everyone else that I could just be okay with being a girl but it's beginning to hurt so much when people call me that. I hate it. I hate gender. I hate being me. I need you.
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