Hi Kayla!!
I was just reading your profile and I think it's amazing that you are interested in both forestry AND aerospace engineering!! That's incredible, and I pray that God will bless you in your studies and career path.
It's great to have you here and I pray we can assist you on your journey with the Lord.
If I may share something with you, I was adopted as an infant from Korea into a small white town with a very small town mindset. This all-white area was next to a town that was all-black, with very few people from any other races.
Being Asian in a white family and mostly white society, I always felt like I was having a multi-faceted identity crisis.
I obviously didn't totally fit in with white people; I most certainly didn't fit with any Asians I did meet (and that wasn't until I was an adult,); and while I made a few friends of varying race and backgrounds, I surely didn't fit in with the black community either.
No matter what I did or how hard I tried, I never felt like I belonged anywhere -- I was always the puzzle piece that never fit, always searching for the whole puzzle I was supposedly meant to be a part of.
My username here, Seoulsearch, is a reflection of my lifelong search for who I am, and wanting to help other people discover who they are in Christ as well. (Seoul, pronounced "soul", is the name of the Korean city I was found in.)
I understand how it feels to never feel like you belong to one group or side you're "supposed to," and yet you can't fully integrate with the other side either, leaving you to wonder where, or if, you're ever going to find family or community.
The truth is, as I'm now older, I realize I most likely will never "fully" "fit in" anywhere, but I think more and more that God designed it that way on purpose. I'm almost always "in-between" race, class, and other extremes, but the advantage is that once I get over a few initial hurdles, God helps me talk fairly easily to people of all backgrounds.
My whole point in telling you all this is that I just wanted to say, I know you probably feel like you're in-between most everything right now -- I definitely know what that feels like. I know my situation is different, but I have a lot of sympathy for people struggling with identity issues in all forms, because I've lived it all my life.
I hope you'll be encouraged that God can still use what you're going through for His purpose!
I know you're struggling "in-between" gender right now... Can I tell you a secret? I have always struggled with feeling "in-between" races -- if I had a choice, I would probably be white, because that's what I've been raised with and know.
Of course, that's never going to happen (though these days, there are all sorts of scary surgeries where people do try to turn themselves into another race. When I was young, I wanted a blonde wig and blue contacts, but I'd seen other Asians do this and they just looked like zombies.) Now, if they had some magic, fool-proof serum that would automatically turn me into a white person, would I consider it? Yes.
But I'm pretty sure that wouldn't be God's will, so I've done my best to accept the way God has made me, and trust that it's for a reason.
It's not always easy, I know.
But you being Kayla is definitely not a mistake, and I'm so glad you feel God calling you into His love and acceptance (just the way He created you!)
I can't say that I've been able to accept this for myself perfectly at all, but it's a daily walk and I thank God for the opportunity to keep learning as I go.
Many blessings to you, Kayla, and I hope you'll find comfort and encouragement here within the community of Christ!
Please keep us posted on your journey.

P.S. You are a beautiful young woman; I hope God gives you peace and joy in who you are!