Growing a tomboy in an Asian City in the 90s. I was bullied for being a tomboy.
There was a time when I was sitting on the playground. I was waiting for class to start, and 2 girls decided to come over to me, walk around, and taunt me.
Why?
All because I act and dress like a boy.
One of the girls I knew from catching the school bus with, the other was her friend.
I sat cross-legged, my face buried in my hands, my elbows pressed against my legs. Hearing these 2 girls say, "If you want to be a bot so bad, you should cut your hair", "Yeah, you should change your clothes in you want to be a boy so bad". Whilst they walked around me.
I couldn't look up.
What felt worse, they were younger than me.
I felt alone, unaccepted, unwanted, and unworthy. Being told I should change myself all together, just because of the way I act and dress.
I was a child, being bullied for who I was.
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