The Dating Pool of a Transgender Boy
It’s hard to date, as a trans guy.
You’ve either got the wrong thing in your head,
Or the wrong thing in between your legs.
Catastrophe strikes sooner or later.
The boys I like all end up straight,
But it’s nice when they act like it’s okay.
There’s a boy now,
He makes my heart flutter.
But he cuts through me like a knife through butter.
He’s straight.
No, he’s not meant for me.
If only he could look and see.
If only I were good at lying.
“I’m your girl,” I’d say,
Even if it weren’t the case.
Sometimes I have to ask myself:
What do I value more than the other?
Being in love or being a brother?
Yes, it’s tough.
But someday it’ll be fine.
I’ll fall for him,
And he’ll (want to) be mine.
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