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“The most difficult thing is life is not being able to be who you truly are. Especially when being who you are challenges the notions of society. I always knew my soul was of a female. I always felt...

Published15 September 2014
Reading Time 1 mins
Author Stories of Nepal
Location Nepal
Being who you are

“The most difficult thing is life is not being able to be who you truly are. Especially when being who you are challenges the notions of society. I always knew my soul was of a female. I always felt...

“The most difficult thing is life is not being able to be who you truly are. Especially when being who you are challenges the notions of society. I always knew my soul was of a female. I always felt I was trapped in a man’s body. There were a lot of rejection from people. The one that hurt most was from my
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own family. I had only two options either be and act like a male when I never felt that way, or live my life and be myself. I chose the latter." - Anjali Lama, Baluwatar, Kathmandu
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