“As for why... I didn’t want to admit that I was female. It wasn’t that I wanted to be a boy, more like I hated the whole idea of belonging to a gender... That somehow before I was ″me″ I was a ″woman″, like I was scared of being overly defined by those expectations, I guess...”

“As for why... I didn’t want to admit that I was female. It wasn’t that I wanted to be a boy, more like I hated the whole idea of belonging to a gender... That somehow before I was ″me″ I was a ″woman″, like I was scared of being overly defined by those expectations, I guess...”

— Kabi Nagata