I grew up in a world with Love, Yelling, and Illness.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with fights, love, and God.

Ry

I grew up in a world with my little pony, hot cheetos, and minecraft.

Betty – Seattle

never! is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Betty – Seattle

I grew up in a world with domestic violence, child sexual abuse, and an insular Indian American community.

Los Angeles

Being bullied for my race at age 6 is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Los Angeles

Playing the boy is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

Being true to myself means being both female and masculine.

Anonymous

My little white lie is...
My gender is not straight forward.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with Family, Friends, and Identity.

Anonymous

Realising I liked a girl is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

Being true to myself means being both self loving and considerate.

Anonymous

My truth is I will never be who my parents want me to be.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with Grandma Elizabeth, Grandpa (real dad) Donald, and Uncle Shaun (brother).

Sharna Shea – Sharna153@hotmail.com

I grew up in a world with Mario Kart, Reese’s puffs, and The islanders always being shit.

Casey Malloy – Darien

I grew up in a world with gdfgfd, gdfgdf, and gdgfd.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with Christians, Americans, and White people.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with Love, Family, and Happiness.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with aids, hate, and homophobia.

33411

I grew up in a world with violence, rude, and disrespectful.

Ariyonna – Chicago

I grew up in a world with rude, disrespectful, and ignorant.

mia – chicago

5 is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

mia – chicago

I grew up in a world with a body, a head, and a brain.

Anonymous

Hanging out with bffes put a lot of my insecurities to rest.

Anonymous

Hanging out with friends that accepts put a lot of my insecurities to rest.

mia – chicago

eating chicken is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

Hanging out with a chicken put a lot of my insecurities to rest.

Anonymous

Being true to myself means being both a chicken and eating chicken.

Anonymous

Being true to myself means being both responsible and committed.

mia – chicago

My truth is having loyalty, me being depressed about certain things.

mia – chicago

1st grade is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

Hanging out with theatre people put a lot of my insecurities to rest.

Anonymous

fifth grade is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

Being true to myself means being both empathetic and sarcastic.

Anonymous

My truth is I'm gay but my family has no idea.

Anonymous

My little white lie is...
closeted comphet insecurity shamed sexualized me.

Anonymous