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For my original art, I chose to draw two kids in a playground, both playing with toys. The girl is playing with a truck, the boy with a doll, showing it doesn't matter what gender you are, you should be able to express yourself freely without worry of judgement.

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I relate to this topic in various ways; it's been a lingering question for me. I never actively sought answers or connected with people who shared similar experiences. I wasn't always drawn to things typically associated with women or feminine interests. My perspective shifted when I met my best friend almost a decade ago. He encouraged me to embrace my feminine side, making me feel that it's perfectly fine to appreciate girly and cute things. I enjoy listening to songs that some might label as "girly" and have developed a fondness for collecting plushies, especially Squishmallows. I also have a soft spot for Sanrio. My affinity for the color pink brings me joy, and I don't feel the need to be embarrassed about it. Additionally, I believe there's nothing wrong with complimenting others, regardless of their gender, and expressing my emotions, including shedding tears or discussing my feelings with friends.

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For my first question he answered, sometimes society isn't used to new things or change, so I felt pressured to try and fit in.

For the second question he answered, Fortunately, I have not, I have supportive friends that love and accept me for me.

For my third question, Sometimes yes, I feel pressured that I don't fit in the image that my parents were expecting.

For my fourth question, At first it was hard, but thankfully I've learned that everyone is different and we should be proud to be ourselves.

For my fifth and final question, I think at one point in your life you have to realize that you live for yourself and no one else, and it's okay to be diffrent.