191: I Am More Than the Gender I Was Assigned at Birth — By Robin
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191: I Am More Than the Gender I Was Assigned at Birth — By Robin
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How has rejection redirected you to reclaiming and expressing who you really are?
In this letter, Robin writes to Lolo G, their late grandfather, who loved them deeply. But his love was expressed with gender expectations about how a girl should move, dress, speak, and carry herself.
It was in Robin’s young adult years that they discovered the language and pronouns to voice who they really are, who they’ve always been. Then, before their 30th birthday, they’re ready to come out to their grandpa and family.
If you’re finally ready to show and tell everyone who you really are, this letter was written for you.
Letter 191 is part of The Filipino American Woman Project’s letters series, inspired by real conversations. This is our PRIDE Month special and Summer edition.
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