Middle School

1. Something I didn’t realize I was being subjected to and bullied for at the time
4. Socioeconomic status
7. Piece of clothing I was forced to wear at family gatherings
9. Tangible Resources
11. I didn’t think I had any options to define my sexuality at the time aside from being ____
12. I had very few ____
14. Gender that was thrust onto me because of my biological features
16. Growing up, I had no queer ____ in my hometown

2. I tried my best yet failed to ever ____ with my peers at school due to not conforming to stereotypical ideas of what someone of my gender should look like
3. My home life could be described as _____
5. Higher expectations were placed on me when compared to my brothers because I identified as a ____
6. My parents called me their _____
8. ___ became my main coping skill at this time
10. My ___ was never something I thought about, and I was oblivious to the inherent privilege my race afforded me
13. “Unfeminine” sport I enjoyed playing at recess that opposed gender stereotypes
15. Peers often made me feel _____