First off, this is not some disguised gay bashing, but a serious question...
I have known many lesbians as I tend to work in career fields that attract them. Some are extremely 'butch', and seem to do everything they possibly can to look as masculine as possible. This is fine, however, some seem to get very offended if anyone upon first meeting them mistakes them for a man.
Why is this?
If I grew my hair out, wore make up, spoke softly, and walked with a sway in my hips should I get offended if someone mistook me for a woman?
I actually told one of these women off one time, told her she had no right to be offended.
So, can some of the lesbians out there who fit this description help me to understand the situation?
Thank you in advance.
2007-11-18
14:05:51
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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender