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Miley Cyrus: I feel like a 15-year-old boy in a girl’s body

Started by traci_k, August 11, 2015, 07:01:34 AM

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Miley Cyrus: I feel like a 15-year-old boy in a girl's body

http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2015/08/10/miley-cyrus-i-feel-like-a-15-year-old-boy-in-a-girls-body/

Pink News
Nick Duffy
August 10, 2015

She said: "I feel like a 15-year-old boy trapped in the body of a 22-year-old girl."

The former Disney star added: "I don't really stress too much about being out there. There's nothing left to catch me doing.

"You want to hack my e-mail so you can find my nude pictures? I'll just f***ing put them up."

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Not a lot of new info in this story about an interview she did with Marie Claire Magazine. What I love about her is how she is so open about being gender fluid as she described before. Fortunately for her, being cute and wealthy offers her a lot more freedom than being a regular person.
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suzifrommd

Quote from: traci_k on August 11, 2015, 07:01:34 AM
Fortunately for her, being cute and wealthy offers her a lot more freedom than being a regular person.

It can also be an impediment - your every move is watched. If she decides to transition (could happen, right?) she's going to have to do it in front of the eyes of the paparazzi. Being cute is a benefit for an ingenue, but not so great if you're a young man.
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Tysilio

QuoteFortunately for her, being cute and wealthy and white offers her a lot more freedom than being a regular person.

Fixed it for ya, traci.  ;)

Now, if only she wouldn't act so much like a 15-year-old boy...  ::)
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Lyric

I don't know. The more I hear from Miley, the more I like her. She's one of the most interesting celebrities out there. I love her out there/in-your-face attitude. She's young and finding herself her own way, I think. I'll be very interested to see whatever she does as time passes.
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Going4Miles

It will be interesting to see Miley Cirus about 10 or so years into the future after they've reached maturity.  If they feel like a boy, in time I would think the desire to express that side would become stronger and the time will come for a transition to start.  I wonder how strong this feeling is and where it will this lead them? 

I agree with the comment above about Miley's cuteness and white factor being a hindrance if they in fact were to pursue a gender transition.  People will be quick to NOT take them seriously, and will laugh, call them crazy, etc., and think all kinds of nonsense. The public has already done this.  I speak from experience, since I've been going through this myself at my place of work over the past year when starting my own transition, having started as this very cute, pretty little feminine lady facade I had for so many years. Miley's in a much better position than most of us because of the money and privileged life factor.   Still, I predict they will be met with many challenges down the road to being accepted and taken seriously as a trans man (assuming Miley pursues this path).     
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