Today I saw a sign - one which offered me the answers to all my questions, to teach me all that I had longed to learn. It was a sign which offered adventure to the adventurous, a sign which - unless I misinterpreted it, offered a sight at this world greatest treasures - and moreover, in its purest form. Not adorned by unwanted layers of distraction - but the unchanged form, the naked form. And all it asked of me was that I take the first step - I go through the door separating me from that which I longed for. All else would then be revealed to me. And perhaps it opening that door, others - just like me - would be able to marvel at the same sights. Yes, today I saw a sign.

But the question that held me back was: should I act? Should I go forth into the unknown? what consequences would there be if I faltered? What would become of me? The sign offered me treasure - but no guarantee of treasure, and no guarantee of immunity from any harm that may befall me.

A sign which offered much, including risk.

But being one for adventure I took the proverbial leap of faith - I knocked down the door, and stormed through leaving a path for any who wanted to follow. The sign did not disappoint. It rewarded me greatly for entrusting it with my future. And though there were consequences which came later, I can only say that it was worth it.

I saw a sign, and I acted on it. I am told I should feel remorse, but I do not. How could I when the sign delivered me sights I could not describe other than by claiming them divine? No there is no remorse. Moreover, I cannot promise that I would not act again were I to come across the sign again.

The above was found in my brother's high school journal documenting the day he went into the Girl's Change Room.