I wasn't surprised when I was pulled away. But what was surprising was what really offensive things to me happened next. "Alexis, what do you think you were doing in the males' shower room?" The bitch asked me, a sincere look on her face. "..It's Alex, and I was in the males' restroom because I'm a male." I sighed. I liked being rebellious, but I didn't have time for this shit, I was on my period, and I'm 100x grumpier on my period.

"You aren't a male." She sighed in response. "Just because I have the same shit you do don't mean I want it, and I plan to transition soon." I glared at her. "Alexis, you should be comfortable with yourself, not hate yourself. You were born with what you were born with, and this liking to males is going to far if you want to actually be one." She simply stated. "I don't like guys." I grumbled. "Oh, you like girls then?" She tilted her head.

"NO. I don't like girls, guys, or anyone in between! I'm fucking asexual!" I hissed. "Are you sure you don't like guys? Have you even kissed a guy?" "I'm sure I don't like guys, and no I haven't because I don't like anything sexual at all!" I said, getting angrier by the minute. "How do you know you don't like anything sexual if you've never tried it before?" "HOW THE HELL DO YOU KNOW YOU DON'T LIKE GIRLS IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED IT, HUH?!" I screamed.

She gasped at my reaction. "EXACTLY." I spat. "Alexis, I have tried very sinful things in my past, and I didn't like it! I'm sure all the other counselors have too! We're all sinners until we accept Jesus into our hearts, my dear. Sometimes you have to do things you may or may not like before knowing what you truly like!" She told me. I only gave silence as my response. "Alexis, deary, come back here tommorow, late night you understand? We'll see if maybe you like men's culture too much, and that,'s the reason why you're trans, okay?" She sighed.

"Fine. But it'll prove you wrong." I spat before leaving. I didn't know what to expect tommorow.

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