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Kayla and Kyle
Kyle is a young female-to-male transgender man living on his own in the city. After realizing his true gender, his mother forced him to leave in order to hide the truth from the rest of the family. Kyle is faced with a daily dilemma: continue struggling on his own, or go back to living as a woman to be accepted back home. A crisis in the family will force Kyle to choose between what he believes in and what his mother wants.
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Kyle is a young female-to-male transgender man living on his own in the city. After realizing his true gender, his mother forced him to leave in order to hide the truth from the rest of the family. Kyle is faced with a daily dilemma: continue struggling on his own, or go back to living as a woman to be accepted back home. A crisis in the family will force Kyle to choose between what he believes in and what his mother wants.
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