STOCKHOLM TIME
I'm tying this entry back in with my ages entries and how it all sort of knots itself up. As I have mentioned my mother and my sister, like my whole mother's side of family are very religious. So I was so nervous through school years and until I saw how mom was with other gay bi people to come out. For a while I actually was afraid of going to hell for being gay. Plus I felt trapped at home because I knew I wasn't gay but was most I could admit even until now.
I knew I was more I knew how comfortable I was in makeup and even little items of feminine clothing. Such as hats scarves that were unisex. Iiked getting pics taken both in my masculine and my feminine. This happened a few times and it helped my spirit be much more free. Even when I just acted feminine without realizing I think it made me relaxed then I would simply flip back to masculine .
It was like a relief and almost like I broke or almost broke the Stockholm syndrome. The more people close to me friends and family will be great. I hope over time more will call me Quinn or if something changes I doubt will but if does I hope they use that name.
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