By Megan
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When I was younger I always heard people say girls were to like boys and play with Barbie dolls. And boys were to like girls and play with Cars. As a child this shaped me and made me, me. I wanted to play Barbie and Cars. My family said I was a "Tomboy".
Only in high school I realised I could like who ever I wanted to like. It was first crushes on girls then boys then i had my first relationship with a girl. Through the year we were together she changes her name and pronouns. He then moved and we broke up.
A year later I had different feelings. One for a girl. This girl wasn't out so I didn't go for her until I found out we both liked each other. She came out to her family when we started dating and I love her.
After a month I slowly realised I didn't agree with my pronouns. I researched away and have came to the conclusion I am Non-Binary and I am proud. I have told a lot of people with help from my girlfriend and the only people who I have to tell now are Family. So that is my story. A story of a proud Non-Binary Pansexual.
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LGBTQIAP+ Milestones: Book 4
Non-FictionThis is where the community can share their own personal LGBTQ+ Milestones.
