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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Sat in cafe today and saw an older lesbian lady sat with a fag on.she was dressed in awful trainers,jeans and a man's jumper.
Why is it that some lesbian couples find it essential to have one party dress like a man.is it not far more natural to both dress like women and just be women in love.
Not in anyway against the way anyone presents themselves but just a thought I had whilst sipping a cup of tea! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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My ex girlfriend is a lesbian and is tom boyish but not butch. She, and I always found the butch look unattractive but many, very fem, lesbians we know are attracted to it.
Personally I like my men to look like men and my women to look like women, but each to their own! |
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It's a weird one isnt it? It's as weird as gay men who are effeminate screaming harpies. Why? If the basic principle of being gay is that you like men, why would a gay man like a man who acts like an exaggerated woman? Same as you say for lesbians. If you like women, why do you want a woman who acts like a man?
We live in Brighton BTW, so we see allsorts. No prejudice at all to gay, bi, tg, whatever - it's all good. But the above will never compute! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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my brother used to know 2 French girls one of them was very tall and slim and she used to like wearing mens clothes but she didn't look like a man though.
just a bit tom boyish, I prefer it if women don't dress too much like men but sometimes mens clothes are more practical especialy if you are tall.
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I'm not a lesbian but don't always feel comfortable in women's clothing as they tend to figure-hug (no hang-ups about my size or shape, here. I just find it uncomfortable).
In my day-to-day life, I much prefer baggy jeans and a men's t-shirt.
- Amy. x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I wear what I feel comfortable in. Don't mind dressing up for a night out but I suppose I could pass for a lesbian during the day (a long haired one). Don't really give a flying fuck what people think, as for labels I'm just me  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Sat in cafe today and saw an older lesbian lady sat with a fag on.she was dressed in awful trainers,jeans and a man's jumper.
Why is it that some lesbian couples find it essential to have one party dress like a man.is it not far more natural to both dress like women and just be women in love.
Not in anyway against the way anyone presents themselves but just a thought I had whilst sipping a cup of tea! "
Did she have a badge on with 'I'm a lesbian' on it? Just curious how you knew? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Sat in cafe today and saw an older lesbian lady sat with a fag on.she was dressed in awful trainers,jeans and a man's jumper.
Why is it that some lesbian couples find it essential to have one party dress like a man.is it not far more natural to both dress like women and just be women in love.
Not in anyway against the way anyone presents themselves but just a thought I had whilst sipping a cup of tea! "
There's a rule book that lesbians have to abide by. One must be butch, one must be fem. It details hair length, gruffness of voice, shoe types. Lesbians have to wear dungarees and doc martins at least once a month or they are kicked out of the lesbian club. |
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