I've been stuck on a thought that I haven't quite figured out yet. After realizing who and what I am, I've been through a few stages that I believe we've all gone through in our own way: finding different clothes we like to wear, trying to things we're not used to such as makeup, hell maybe even talking differently. For a long time I thought I was just going through a phase and just appealing myself to the public's eyes of what being a girl really was.
So being me, I've always sort of rebelled against anything my family and the public considers "out of the norm". This being the clothes I wear, how I am as a person, how I spend my time, heck even being transgender. The biggest change for me though, is the music I listen to. I'm a die-hard metal head who sits in the back of the city bus with my music blaring as loud as it goes through my headphones without a single care in the world. The image you're thinking of is probably right because I was that stereotypical kid who looked and acted as a kid who you would think fits into that category (long black hair, black clothes, terrible attitude, etc..
The music I listen now though has changed so much. I'm into Fifth Harmony, dubstep (female vocals), and even a select few pop songs (I hate most of it, I find it's not real music. No real talent, but that's just my opinion). It's difficult to explain, but it's like my femininity resonates with the music.
Am I the only one? How has your transitions changed you in little subtle ways?
