I Am A Transgender Informative Speech

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The enlightenment given by my mother has opened my mind to better understand myself. Hitherto, I only discern my existence as a homosexual. I never once thought that myself is a transgender or anything connected therewith. I was just careless to learn about the differences between homosexual and transgender. I've read about the sex change, mostly male to female, nevertheless, I do not focus on it in a greater depth. Now that I have got the picture and contemplating in myself this time with a diverse reflection, I will explore myself, more of it. The conversation with Jacqui entered my mind, is it a sin or is it a regulation? We were born pure as white cloth, spotless, sinless, and we are the one who responsible to shape and color our lives. …show more content…
The bottom point here is the facts about what crop up in your soul and your spirit. Science and religion are two attached elements, knowledge. They are connected and that’s the truth, nobody can ever deny.” My mother sustained her descriptions.
“Does it mean, I am a transgender, rather than a homosexual?”
“I believe, you are. Homosexuality is a choice not a nature, but transgender is a nature, some people born transgender. Even the brain of a trans-woman or a trans-man like you is to the opposite sex. To be noted here, sex and gender are nothing similar. In fact, in some beliefs, believe that spirit has its own gender.”
“This is the reason of how I feel, how I think, my likings, my gesture, and my romantic feeling, of everything… does it mean I am a heterosexual, born in a wrong
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I explain to him in any given chance, suit the time, we had discussions about it, for sure arguments. Don’t worry, Andrey, with time, he will get the picture. I know deep inside, he understands but his ego denies the fact. Anyway, I sense changes in his philosophy, lately.”
“Thanks mum…”
“Don’t mention that. I’m your woman.”
“Mum… Does it mean I am not committing sins for having this feeling?”
“Theoretically, it would be a contradiction to some elements of the religious perspective, but should never be forgotten here, that God has also given us a mind, the mentality, the brain, the nerve that responses, the heart that feels, the eyes that observing, all the senses, filled out with a desire to dismantle the whole query, if the onset of confusion and troubles. So, my advice, have faith in God and never ever let the unfounded words of the people deviate your belief. Faith is the core of everything, Andrey. It made us, ourselves. Don’t ever lose it, for once you lose it, you’ll lose yourself all at once.”

Soul, spirit… it is something nobody can ever touch nor being seen and altered. We believe that we are inhaling oxygen while exhaling carbon dioxide to keep on living, in which without this, nothing will survive. But, have we ever seen them?
I remember when I was 12, asking my mother and she answered

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