See....you're girlie.Bahaha I felt like it was self-centered to make the post about me....
Guys have no problem making things be about themselves.
This thread just might become about me.
(While I'm not all that manly, I excel at the faults.)
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See....you're girlie.Bahaha I felt like it was self-centered to make the post about me....
I can also talk about the emotional changes I've experienced since getting on estrogen, and we can further discuss whether these changes are anything that points to what being a woman emotionally is. I'm just not sure if it's useful, as the whole idea I had that you can maybe compare that way, could be misunderstanding the subject or based on faulty premises. I just don't know.
No! Now bring me my beer!Riding on the coattails of the masculinity thread, I was curious about perceptions of femininity.
Do y’all consider me feminine with the swearing, the drinking, the tattoos, the occasional irreverence, standing up for myself, and blah?
Because I do, but I know that definitely isn’t traditional. I don’t think tradition is the greatest measure of masculinity or femininity in my book.
It's an open discussion as far as I see! People may have different opinions.
Absolutely!Riding on the coattails of the masculinity thread, I was curious about perceptions of femininity.
Do y’all consider me feminine with the swearing, the drinking, the tattoos, the occasional irreverence, standing up for myself, and blah?
I was a punker and had a lot of Goth friends in my younger years, so you'd fit in. Kinda like that sort of spirited woman.Because I do, but I know that definitely isn’t traditional. I don’t think tradition is the greatest measure of masculinity or femininity in my book.
I am glad you do not see my bunny avatar as feminine, that might ruin the rapport I have established with all the ladies.This is a good point. I'm trying to play around with this deliberately in a novel I'm slowly...slowly...slowly trying to write. Hard to balance not being obvious, versus driving the sort of reaction I'm after.
I'm sure it's not just you. Although in your case here, I always take more cue from the name than the avatar. So Dan feels masculine to me, although it obviously doesn't have to be.
@JustGeorge I would have perceived as masculine unless the avatar was a self-portrait, just based on the masculine name,
Never really thought of the bunny avatar as feminine, tbh. Not sure why?
To me femininity and masculinity can be thought of as moment to moment preformativoty, moment to moment expression, but isn't *limited* to those things. A person can appear to be very outwardly gregarious, strong, passionate and socially ambivalent (which is interpreted as crassness) but also be very fond of quiet introspection, nurturing, enjoying stillness, focusing inward. These things are not bad for anyone to do but definitely coded as masculine and feminine behaviors.Riding on the coattails of the masculinity thread, I was curious about perceptions of femininity.
Do y’all consider me feminine with the swearing, the drinking, the tattoos, the occasional irreverence, standing up for myself, and blah?
Because I do, but I know that definitely isn’t traditional. I don’t think tradition is the greatest measure of masculinity or femininity in my book.
To me femininity and masculinity can be thought of as moment to moment preformativoty, moment to moment expression, but isn't *limited* to those things. A person can appear to be very outwardly gregarious, strong, passionate and socially ambivalent (which is interpreted as crassness) but also be very fond of quiet introspection, nurturing, enjoying stillness, focusing inward. These things are not bad for anyone to do but definitely coded as masculine and feminine behaviors.
The real question is... if someone came up to you and said 'you're behaving in a very masculine way today,' would it upset you?
I am glad you do not see my bunny avatar as feminine, that might ruin the rapport I have established with all the ladies.
Oh yeah I see way more tattoos now than I did when I was a kidTattoos are waaaay more common than they used to be. I was very young (in terms of adulthood, I'm trying to remember if I could drink yet) when I got my chestpiece and backpiece, so they were a very big deal when people saw them. Not so much anymore. There are definitely people more heavily tattooed than I, but I'm still on the heavy side of the spectrum.
I dislike babiesInterest in babies.
You never struck me as masculine. You certainly don't look it either.
My latest thread contained the statement "Mom's are like Dad's, just smarter".
I know there are exceptions.
Try to get in touch with Mother Goddess or some Spirit of Divine femininity (or not, but that has been my hope for you since we met).
I feel you could be empowered on your crusade by some feminists more Ancient and wise than yourself, and become more successful at fighting injustice with better guidance and prudence from higher powers is all.
Not that you are lacking in prudence, but humans are very young and limited in understanding. The world is millions of years old. My belief is there are female entities that old too, and very wise.
Scripture speaks of Wisdom as being a female entity who existed before earth was created, who cries out in the streets for the foolish to heed her voice.
But I certainly am not fond of Scripture. Just thought I'd share it as an example.
I hope you find the happiness you seek.
Well, it's about a preponderance of femininity factors.I dislike babies
Jessica Rabbit, but she was only a rabbit by marriage.Its hard for me to imagine a rabbit being feminine. I suppose they can be, but...
We had a rabbit for years named Cortez. He was about as 'masculine' as they come. Forget 'rabbit food'... he'd get into the trash like a dog. Stole the patty off someone's cheeseburger. He'd charge the door when the pizza delivery guy came(which usually flabbergasted the person dropping the pizza off, but there was nothing he enjoyed more than a cold beer and pizza).
My husband had guests once, who all put their beers on the floor next to them. "Please don't do that. The rabbit(who usually ran free) will drink your beer." Haha, yeah, sure. "HEY! That rabbit is drinking my beer!" Well, yeah, I told you...
He'd get offended at me, and stomp his foot(which is a rabbit's way of flipping you off), and I'd stomp back, and we'd argue... But most of the time he was a very affectionate and loving rabbit. And then one night we heard him running back and forth like something was chasing him... we picked him up and brought him in our bed... and he breathed his last breath. He'd gotten up there in years, and was declining. It wasn't a shock, but it was still very sad. We all miss him.
That is some great pontificating as I have come to expect.Well, it's about a preponderance of femininity factors.
Ya needn't have every one. But also, you're young,
& your journey is just beginning.
How's that for pseudo-sage pontificating, eh!
I have severe tokophobia and as well as this I just have always found babies a bit gross. I like kids once they can walk and talkWell, it's about a preponderance of femininity factors.
Ya needn't have every one. But also, you're young,
& your journey is just beginning.
How's that for pseudo-sage pontificating, eh!
Fear of toking?I have severe tokophobia and as well as this I just have always found babies a bit gross. I like kids once they can walk and talk