Some Musings on Genderqueer

[hakanai_kei]

So, a fact that a few of you know and most of don't is that at one point earlier in the year I was questioning as genderqueer. This is because while I love my feminine side, I feel that there are quite a few aspects of myself that are masculine, and I love those too. In fact, I sometimes identify more as a guy, though not to the extent that I would

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[fyreharper]

I think that rough-housing as affection, or thinking that power tools are the Best Thing Ever, or other stereotypically male traits, don't make a person less female. They're just ways that a person is.
Of course, as personal context - if you're looking for force of personality, or ability to fix up a hundred-year-old house... my aunt has my dad beat hands-down.

Be how you want. Call yourself what you want. I don't see any reason why women have to be feminine - frankly, I think the idea of all girls/women being entirely feminine all the time is utterly ridiculous (I am also not a fan of 'always', 'never', and other such extremes ;p ).