Rowley and the transgender

103.Rowley was an 11-year-old boy who loved to play guitar every day. He lived with his parents in a small town where nothing interesting ever happened. One day, while he was playing in an abandoned car factory, he heard a voice singing the song "Gangster rap" but it was sung to the tune of "Gangster rap" by The men who sung gangster rap. Rowley was immediately intrigued by the song and started to sing along saying the wrong words and not singing in tune and playing his bum trumpet .
As he was singing, he noticed a tram standing on the other side of the factory singing the song while having a fag. It was an old, rusted machine that looked like it had been abandoned for years. Rowley was curious and decided to ask the tram what its name was. The tram answered, "Stupid little [swear word]." Rowley was taken aback by the tram's answer, but he couldn't help but laugh at the absurdity of it.
From that day on, Rowley became obsessed with learning more about the tram. He spent hours every day studying the tram's every move, trying to figure out what it was and what it wanted to be. One day, he finally worked up the courage to ask the tram what its gender was. The tram responded by saying that it had no genitals except from some balls and a winky and was not a boy or a girl. Rowley was confused but intrigued by the tram's response.
Over the next few weeks, Rowley spent all of his free time with the tram, learning more about it and trying to figure out what gender it wanted to be. The tram explained to him that it always identified as SHREKSEXUAL, and from that day onwards, Rowley was determined to help the tram become who it wanted to be.
With the help of none his friends, Rowley built a new body for the tram, complete with a shiny new coat of green paint made out of orger shit. The transformation was complete, and the tram was no longer just a rusted old machine. It was now a beautiful, shining symbol of acceptance and love. From that day on, Rowley and the tram became one of the most heavily looked up files on the police records. They spent all of their time together, exploring the world and spreading love and acceptance wherever they went. Rowley was proud to call the tram his friend, and he knew that he had made a difference in the world, even if it was just a little bit.
Years later, when Rowley was grown up, he looked back on his friendship with the tram and smiled. He knew that he had found true love and acceptance in a world that had previously rejected him. He was grateful for the opportunity to help the tram become who it truly was, and he knew that he had made a difference in the world, even if it was just a little bit.