My idiot friend knows that I used to be male and now I live as a woman. He seems to think that driving a truck is a masculine thing and he questions my sincerity as to my desire to be a woman.
He seems to think that "only men or lesbians drive trucks", yet I keep telling him I am straight, a woman, and certainly NOT a man.
He seems to see the world through very stereotypical eyes, that women should wear pink gingham dresses, wear perfume, and bake cookies. Men should be rough, tough, and ultra masculine.
I prefer to wear my Lee jeans for women, a cotton tank top, and a pair of boots. I am very much a country girl and I love living in the country.
I also don't look anything like a man- when I tell people that I used to be a man, they don't believe me, and it takes a while to convince them that I used to be male. I am very much a woman, in body and mind.
So back to the question- I just think trucks are practical, and not a sign of being a lesbian. Any thoughts on this?
2006-09-17
14:48:19
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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender