I have known that I am a woman since I was taught at an early age that I was a girl. My family members tried to influence me to be a girly girl by buying me Barbie dolls and doll accessories. But my parents didn't try to adjust me to the expected standards. When I wanted tools for Christmas, Santa brought me tools. I was not interested in playing as a girl like at school and chose to play outside with the neighbor who was a boy. At school, I played tag with other classmates instead of sitting and being social with others.