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*Waving the stick fills you with PRIDE

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*A piece of cloth attached to a stick
*Waving the stick fills you with PRIDE

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Help needed!
Hey everyone, participating in NaNoWriMo 2018 and I could use some help. I have a trans character (male to female) who I do NOT want to give dysphoria and I was wondering if all my wonderful trans people out there have any tips on making a realistic, non-dysphoric trans girl? I'm not trying to write off dysphoria, I just feel like people do it too much with trans characters and mine is pretty happy with her body, so... please help me though! I want to make a trans girl done right, and I don't want to stereotype! Tips are welcomed please!!
( the novel is called 'infinity plus one' and the Wattpad link to it is here if you're interested. Posting will start from Nov 1!
https: //www.wattpad.com/story/164024687-infinity-plus-one )
COFFEE BOY
★★★✩✩ Page count: 89 pages Genre: Fiction, Romance, Slice of life
This book was a little hard for me to get into. As a trans guy myself, I was excited to read an LGBT book featuring someone like me. However, Kieran’s anger for being coddled and dry attitude to anything around him made him.. Hard to relate to. Anger as a trans person is utterly understandable, but usually something I read to escape. And, let's be honest, I’m a little tired of the boss/his worker trope.