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It's never too late
I am 34 years old AFAB. Up until this year I was very traditionally femme, and married to a man. Since I was a teenager, I've felt there was something wrong with me, like something was missing, but I could never put my finger on it. After years of therapy, self-reflection, and building queer community, everything came to a head this year and I could no longer deny it. I came out as a lesbian in June and nonbinary at the end of July. Finalized my divorce today. The process has been the hardest thing I've ever done, but I finally feel like I am the person I was always meant to be. Life is too short to spend it being put in boxes you no longer fit in. Live your truth and fuck the haters! 💛🤍💜🖤
u/Intelligent_Bus1281 — 5 days ago