https://padlet.com/dcamposhernandez/x6ai5d059rm4x499 First Period en-us 2021-06-23 18:41:41 UTC 2024-11-21 10:40:51 UTC hello@padlet.com dcamposhernandez https://padlet.com/dcamposhernandez/x6ai5d059rm4x499/wish/1622187275 Discovering yourself isn't easy but it's worth it end the end]]> 2021-06-23 18:48:07 UTC https://padlet.com/dcamposhernandez/x6ai5d059rm4x499/wish/1622187275 dcamposhernandez https://padlet.com/dcamposhernandez/x6ai5d059rm4x499/wish/1622197556 Discovering you're a Grey asexual, Aromantic Straight is not easy. I often question myself why I am so different from other girls I simply not that interested in romance and other girly stuff neither about the "thing". I was a tomboy girl who despises being extreme feminine the only exception is nail polish. My mother often said girls who act or dress like boys are lesbians or bi, so I began to question If I was one myself it was a path of utter embarrassment and shame. I always like guys so I pin two and two together. Discover me to be a Grey asexual, Aromantic, and straight girl.

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This relates to the topic because it shows a hard time I had trying to figure out what I am. I learned what am I and that not based on another person does it need to be based on me because I am my own unique and special person.]]> 2021-06-23 18:56:17 UTC https://padlet.com/dcamposhernandez/x6ai5d059rm4x499/wish/1622197556 dcamposhernandez https://padlet.com/dcamposhernandez/x6ai5d059rm4x499/wish/1622209704 I learned I was as well a gender-fluid around my freshmen year. It was a conflicting time for me. I was already familiar with pronouns, but many people would accidentally call me, he/him, or they/them pronouns and I honestly didn't care. I came to the term where I know what pronouns should I stick with since I was comfortable with each one except he/him was slightly tolerable. I learned through two YouTubers called, Sircutieyuki and Owtreyalp, what a gender-fluid was and I was so relieved to know I wasn't alone and there were many people like me who felt like they need to stick to one pronoun alone and I suffered depression and anxiety for a while because of this.

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It shows how discovering that I didn't need to stick to one pronoun permanently and I can be completely fine and comfortable with the three pronouns and I learn to happy with your pronouns even if others dislike you because of it ]]> 2021-06-23 19:06:58 UTC https://padlet.com/dcamposhernandez/x6ai5d059rm4x499/wish/1622209704 dcamposhernandez https://padlet.com/dcamposhernandez/x6ai5d059rm4x499/wish/1622223368 Learning to love yourself. I found this one to be the most difficult of them all since I have hard learning to love and accept myself due to me being Gender-Fluid, Grey Asexual, Aromantic, and Straight. Not many people are accepted for this reason so I find it hard to open up to anyone because of it. Also being a brony doesn't help much either since many teenagers find it weird for a teenage girl still like Mlp at her age. I have many insecurities about this, I don't like sharing my emotions with others because I often felt more like a burden on others. Until my older brother said ", It was better to let someone know how you feeling because you're not alone and learn to love yourself as well." I promise I make an attempt to love myself more and turn possibly a negative emotion into a positive one.

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It shows my insecurities of learning to love myself more often and how discovering this can come from anywhere and someone close. I discovered to love myself more and it doesn't matter what others say about me.]]> 2021-06-23 19:17:16 UTC https://padlet.com/dcamposhernandez/x6ai5d059rm4x499/wish/1622223368