Just An Ordinary Girl

Kai's POVI remember growing up like any other kid. Sibling teasing sibling, playing in the mud, playing with toys, making misshapen houses out of LEGO's. For the most part, I was normal. I had always been y'all and strong, lifting my little sister into the air with just one arm and tossing her in the pool when we were both kids. She was only a year younger than me. I remember laughing at Dad's jokes even when they weren't that funny because Dad was my hero and I wanted to be just like him when I was older with a beard and receding, greying hair.As we got older, I noticed things about myself that weren't like dad that I disliked. I had a more feminine face, my hair was blonde and waist length, my body was more feminine. When I told mom that I didn't like my body she was confused at first. I explained to her that I wanted to look like dad and I didn't want to look like her yet it still didn't make sense.I started seeing doctors about it at four years old.Wh