Growing up in South Florida, I always knew I was not like most stereotypical straight boys. While I enjoyed cars and baseball, I found greater interests in dance, theater, makeup and dolls, things typically associated with girls. When I was very young, I would be myself and tell people my interests and I was not looked at any differently. It was not until I was about 7 or 8 years old, though, when when I first started getting teased and bullied …
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