> He's so young, and he already feels that society is hostile against him. This really shouldn't be surprising. It's incredibly tough when from the moment you

> He's so young, and he already feels that society is hostile against him. This really shouldn't be surprising. It's incredibly tough when from the moment you enter the education stream, every single chip is stacked against you, you are constantly blamed for problems you had no hand in, and are then bombarded with fundamental questions about your identity such as if you're sure you're even a boy. If you make it to the age where you realize that the adults are very wrong and your teachers can have specific biases against you, then you can make it. But until that point, there's a lot of confusing suffering to survive through.