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Stonewall is cool. I do have some issues with them that aren't relevant to this discussion, but suffice to say that I think they tend to ride on the back of some not-so nice social policies in order to achieve their ends.

As for my personal experiences, let me recap:
Bisexual. Transgendered. Androgynous. Native "American". Male. Oh, and adolescent. Forgot that one before.
I'm sure you're left reeling for some kind of conclusive dissertation.
Sorry, but my experiences are too personal to share with a variety of strangers on a forum I'm not entirely sure I can trust. This is why I have only alluded to them thus far. As I've stated, it doesn't take a rocket scientist or a fiction writer to imagine the consequences of defying so many social norms in such a limited body and span of time. In merely seventeen years, I'm pretty sure I've become/was born as the antithesis to nearly everyone's concept of what a dignified human being should be. I'm the universal punching bag, so to speak. The only positive is that I get to cut through everyone else's crap and get to the center of things without worrying about what the men in the black suits and ties think of what I'm saying. I don't have to act tolerant because I have nothing that I can reasonably be intolerant towards. So when society says, "You're wrong", I can legitimately say, "Thanks for stating the obvious, but I'm still pretty darn sure it isn't a form of discrimination to have sexual interests in another human being."

And now the post is on topic again.

Shuri/Eli