Fuck your gender binary

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Being a teen is hard. Being a transgender teen is harder. Being a transgender crime-fighting superhero teenager is the hardest.

Trying to juggle work and school was hard enough, now trying to juggle that and crime fighting and trying to figure out if I should come out to my family is exhausting. And the cherry on top of this exhausting ice cream Sunday is the fact I also have to hide my boyfriend from my family and make sure said boyfriend doesn't find out my secrets either. Some days I just want to scream to everyone the truth just to get it off my chest.

Speaking of things that need to come off my chest, I also need to figure out how I can start binding safely without my parents finding out and getting suspicious.

I'm very afraid to come out to my dads. Even though they're gay, that doesn't mean they'll be accepting of their transgender son. It took a long time to get Pops, or Captain America to most, to even accept the LGBT community and it took even longer for him to realize he was bi. Dad might be accepted but there's still that fear that he won't.

But I know for a fact that neither of them will approve of Wade or of me being Spiderman. For starters, their main objective as parents is to keep their "little girl" safe. Well dating an insane mercenary ,and being a crime fight superhero isn't necessarily safe.

Anyway, I've been doing really good at hiding all these secrets from my family and passing as a male. I got a haircut like a guy ,and just said that it was the stylist's fault for making it too short when pops questioned the length. Plus, I pack and bind when I go to school, but take those things off when going home. And the superhero one is even simpler at hiding. I just say I'm going out to work or to study. It's not like I like lying to my parents and everyone, but it's safer that way.  For me and for them.

A/N: so this is my first spideypool fic so sorry if it's bad. Hope you enjoy!