“Matching the Outside with the In”—Cierra Mattos, grade 10, Westerly High School, Westerly, R.I. “I don’t always feel like a girl either,” I simply nodded and hugged them. —Dot Brown, Spring Hill College, Mobile, Ala. I understand this isn’t exactly what you are referring to in your article, but it isn’t just about pronouns—it shares the idea of someone calling you something you don’t feel like inside. —Brandon Bowers, Lane Community College, Eugene, Ore.She dresses like a woman and portrays herself as one, but her physical appearance only does as much as she can hope.