Clarence
My english vocab word story came out rather interesting. Since i think this could become as big as John the Abolitionist, I will post the unfortunate story of a transgender named Clanrence:
(note: he was going to be a Don Juan, but then Joanne accidentally gave him a sex change...)
The amourous acitvities of Calrence gave him a saucy reputation in the town. He enjoyed sumptous women, who smelled of expensive French fragrence, and wore gorgeous flowing gauze shirts adorning their radient bodies. Paul divulged his love to Clarence because he wanted HER to know that he was attracted to her hair and personality. She then conceded that she had nice hair and and she had the same feelings for him to. Having been cynical about his gender as a young teen, Clarence knew that he would have to get a sex change and he/she did. This decision made him/her a pariah around the women he used to hang out with, he thought he would be closer to them, but instead he was farther. Everyone speculated about his/her gender and avoided him/her at all costs. He/she realized that he/she just plays on both side of the field a maxim she/he got from his/her boy/girl friend.
I support Clarence, even though he/she is conflicted!
(note: he was going to be a Don Juan, but then Joanne accidentally gave him a sex change...)
The amourous acitvities of Calrence gave him a saucy reputation in the town. He enjoyed sumptous women, who smelled of expensive French fragrence, and wore gorgeous flowing gauze shirts adorning their radient bodies. Paul divulged his love to Clarence because he wanted HER to know that he was attracted to her hair and personality. She then conceded that she had nice hair and and she had the same feelings for him to. Having been cynical about his gender as a young teen, Clarence knew that he would have to get a sex change and he/she did. This decision made him/her a pariah around the women he used to hang out with, he thought he would be closer to them, but instead he was farther. Everyone speculated about his/her gender and avoided him/her at all costs. He/she realized that he/she just plays on both side of the field a maxim she/he got from his/her boy/girl friend.
I support Clarence, even though he/she is conflicted!