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At one point in my granddaughter's journey of self-discovery, she encountered a girl who would change the course of her life. This girl was different from any she had ever met before. In one of our talks she confided in me that this girl had PAIS (Partial Androgen SensitivitySyndrome).  She said the girl was like her in that she also had xy chromosomes and grew breast at puberty too, but unlike my granddaughter who had been dealt a micro-penis that we now refer to as her clitoris, this girl had an almost normal-sized penis, which was also fully functional.

My granddaughter and this girl shared a special bond due to their similar situations, and as they got to know each other, they fell madly, deeply in love.

Their love was strong enough to support them both and they both flourished together. After having been together for four years, this girl proposed to my granddaughter and she accepted.

As the wedding day approached, I watched my granddaughter's heart swell with joy and anticipation. The ceremony would be a celebration of love, acceptance, and authenticity, a testament to the beauty of two souls coming together in unity.

We prepared for the wedding in our humble home, surrounded by the warmth of love and the support of our family. The bride and groom chose to wear simple gowns, both adorned with delicate lace and intricate embroidery. Their choice reflected their belief that true beauty lies not in material possessions but in the depth of one's soul.

Gathering for the ceremony, I couldn't help but feel a sense of pride and gratitude for the journey we had all taken together. The wedding was a testament to the power of love and acceptance, a reminder that true beauty lies not in societal expectations but comes from within.

The ceremony was filled with moments of joy and tenderness, as the couple exchanged vows and rings before their loved ones. The bride's father walked her down the aisle, tears streaming down his face as he gave his daughter away to the love of her life. The groom's mother beamed with pride as she watched the son she gave birth to 23 years ago, the son with PAIS that now presented as a girl, as she married her soulmate.

Following the ceremony,  we celebrated into the night. Watching these two beautiful, newlywed girls interact, I couldn't help but feel a sense of hope and optimism for the future. Our family had faced many challenges along the way, but through it all, we had learned to embrace our differences and celebrate our unique journeys. Our love for each other had grown stronger with every obstacle we faced, and I knew that this love would continue to guide us through whatever challenges lay ahead.

In that moment, surrounded by our loved ones, I felt a deep sense of gratitude for the gift of family and the power of love. As we danced under the stars, I knew that our family would continue to grow and evolve, always guided by the unwavering love that bound us together.

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