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Ever since i turned 12(I’m 13 now) things have been going downhill, my dad cheated on my mom and they’re still together which is not the best thing. My mom won’t even ask about my feelings and emotions and just argues with me all the time, she thinks i still have a child-like mind. I’m pan and want to be a boy but i’m not sure but my parents(well mom) is full on christian and are probably homophobic. I just want to open up to them but i’m scared they might think i’m confused or influenced or some s*** 🙁
My mom thinks she knows who i am as a person, she knows no damn crap about me. Just because i’m your child doesn’t mean you know me.

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Two months ago. For Steve’s birthday. We invited a friend over. Not realizing we learned his friend had an extra length cream pie nozzle. Oh my god what fun. Since then, I thought about him. Steve refuses to invite him back again. Yesterday we crossed paths at our local Walmart. We looked at each other, and I smiled and shook my head yes. He knew what I wanted. We took the time and stopped shopping. He took me out to the parking lot, and we jumped in the back of his Ford Bronco. That god for tinted windows. He whipped up two batches of cream pie. I couldn’t have finished my shopping due to my pie pan was overly full. I decided better to get home and clean my pie pan before Steve gets home.

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