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The mirror shows a stranger now. Your favorite sweater doesn't feel like home anymore. The songs that once made you dance now make you think. Time moves differently here, in this space between who you were and who you're becoming.

You know what's funny about memories? They're like shadows that keep changing shape. Sometimes I take pictures of the same place every day, and even though it looks different each time, the camera catches something permanent, something real.

Sometimes I wonder if I'm making any progress at all. Everyone else seems to move forward so naturally, while I'm still struggling with basic things. But when I see how far I've come since we first met, maybe... maybe I am growing stronger too.

As a result, you follow, witches and fall in love with a perfect image of female beauty and mystery. Once you actually confront me, your e-rotic drive is to break me down and force me to tell by persistent cross-questioning. Then, in the second part of the film, you re-enact your obsessive involvement with the image you, loved to watch secretly. You reconstruct Judy as me, forcing me to conform in every detail to the actual physical appearance of your fet-ish.

Today's appointment. Need to remember insurance papers. My head's spinning with all these medical terms. Work emails piling up, but can't focus. Should I tell the team? Maybe next week. The pills make me dizzy, but deadlines don't wait. Keep it together.

You know, it's strange how things change. I used to be so afraid of letting people see the real me, always hiding behind walls. But now, being close to someone, sharing these moments... it's scary, but it feels right somehow.

A veces me miro en el espejo y no me reconozco. La gente siempre me confunde con una chica, ¿por qué tiene que ser así? Quisiera que vieran más allá de mi apariencia. Ser masculino no debería definirse solo por el rostro.

When people invite me to hang out, I spend hours thinking about their real motives. Sure, they're smiling and acting friendly, but deep down I know it's probably out of obligation. That's just how society works.