Boy

 As a boy, when I got to the age, I didn't like my leg hair and talked about wanting to start shaving it. My mom responded and told me that people would see that and assume I'm gay. I never wanted too seem so, I never shaved my legs, there are things that I have to do to appear more welcoming, while not seeming too welcoming, expectations are hard, you must focus if you do not want to become a product of those surroundings.

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