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Our next Reddit post is from Fraunage.

Ever since I can remember, I've been completely and utterly under the thumb of my father.

All of us have been. Me, my younger brother, my little sister, and my mother.

My father is a raging butthole, a male-shopinist over the top macho type of guy.

And growing up, I've always been the victim of his hate because I didn't really fit in with the image of his ideal son.

I was, for lack of a better word, a bit of a girly boy growing up.

I wanted nothing more than to dance and frolic around in dresses.

When I was four or five, my mother had this big box of dress up close.

She brought it down from the attic, and I immediately picked out the prettiest,

frilliest golden color dress I could find.

I pranced around in it and declared myself a princess, and that I was now a girl.

This went on for a few months, but strictly during the day when my father was away at work.

I watched ballet videos with my mother, a soft-spoken and open-minded woman who worked part-time

as a social worker in those days. I was happy, careless. My father was, and is, an authoritarian figure.

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