If I knew about non-binary people when I was little, I'm completely certain I would've identified as one even in kindergarten.

So yes, trans kids do exist. And they suffer in silence, not knowing who they actually are, because society has very strict binaries on gender. This is especially true to non-binary kids, who only learn about non-binary people around their teenage years.

Mind. It didn't even click once I discovered more about trans people or how I was part of the LGBTQ+ community too (bi). It only clicked when I truly accepted that I wasn't comfortable with being a girl. And by then I knew about non-binary people, and still needed time to accept myself as one.

Thought of myself as lesser than other girls, or had problems with my self esteem. So I believed that too. I knew I didn't look like a girl, but I never had the words to describe how I looked exactly. I knew that I didn't look like a boy either, so that defaulted me to just weird looking girl in my

I've known that I wasn't a girl in kindergarten. One of the first things I've ever said when looking at my reflection was "that's not a girl's face". When adults noticed, and asked what I meant, I said I didn't look like a girl, that I wasn't as pretty as one. For years they thought that I -

I got him too! He just arrived yesterday! :D

They're so pretty in colors!! I love the way your artstyle seems so soft

Love the comic, it's so pretty and the story is very interesting so far!

Your artstyle is genuinely one of the most softest and bubbliest that I've ever seen. I love it so much, it's so pretty

Oh, he can't "I forgive you"! He was traumatized by it too 😭