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04-15-2004, 06:45 PM | #76 | |
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04-15-2004, 06:52 PM | #77 | |
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everyone looks different/ is different blah blah blah. but there are certain things that are out of the ordinary that some women do to go out of their way to butch up their appearence, themselves and thier lives.
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04-15-2004, 07:12 PM | #78 | |
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Ok, I got that you were not saying that if you are female, then you should look a certain way. BUT... Are you saying in the next statement that women that butch up their appearance, themselves and their lives is "out of the ordinary"? Again, strictly for clarification.
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04-15-2004, 07:42 PM | #79 |
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well i guess to an extent it is not out of the ordinary. but there is a line. obvoiusly, straight or gay, all women are different and some will act more feminine than others. Personally i cant stand girls who act TOO prissy and just talk about hair and make up because that really gets under my skin.
Growing up in the country i was surrounded by lots of 'hard' women, who were in a sense butchy and 'rough' and possessed masculine qualities. these all still appear to be ordinary women to me. i am talking about those who perhaps tape their breats down, refuse to wear make up or jewelery, want to be a mechanic, cut their hair to a mere 5cm long, wear only jeans and big oversize jackets, and tend to be overly agressive.(variations allowing) I am not at all saying there is anything WRONG with intentionally acting this way. i just find it hard to get my head around the whole " i like girls, but my girlfriend may as well be a man"
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04-16-2004, 01:53 AM | #81 | |
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04-16-2004, 09:49 AM | #82 |
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Maybe you can get your head around it this way: Lets say a female who really is against the penetration thing - finds it repulsive - but otherwise is for the most part "normal" (Normal in this case meaning feminine and looking for a masculine counterpart for relationship). In her eyes, the bulldyke would be just right. All the masculinity and none of the dangly bits!
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04-16-2004, 12:11 PM | #83 | |
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I believe very strongly that every individual should be free to define his or her own sexuality, and to 'label' themselves, so to speak, should they feel it necessary to do so, but not everyone agrees, of course - to some people, it just doesn't make sense to say that someone who has ever had an adult, same-sex experience is "straight". I've had gay friends tell me that if it's only physical - no emotional involvement or romantic feelings at all - then they, at least, wouldn't necessarily consider a person "gay" because of that; then there are the gay friends who maintain that nobody is straight - they're a lot of help. What do you think?
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