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Just A Girl


She walks down the of her school with the stature and persona of a boy She's speak with a tone that's masculine like a boy She has much more strength and power than the average boy She's looked at as if she were a boy No one really knows that she is this way because, this is how her mother raised her- To not be dependent, weak, or undermined by a boy without having them question themselves. She is just a girl living in the world where only masculinity is portrayed.
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unicorn_veins
it just came to me.

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