What would you think of a girl who dressed like a boy and had a mohawk?

Question

I have a mohawk and dress like a guy. I am gay but I was wondering what else people may see in me.

I do have a job and they haven't fired me yet.

Answer 1

There is nothing wrong with being gay or dressing how you want. If I were in your situation though, I would expect others to stereotype me and not be offended by it. I would expect to be turned down at a job interview (for another reason of course) because of they way I present myself. I had an attorney once tell me (in response to my request to have an oath with so help you god removed) a sixty-two year old white guy probably has faith. He's not supposed to discriminate as a judge, but he's also human.

Answer 2

I assume you are still very young, because with a Mohawk hair cut you will not be able to get a good decent job or advance in a career.

You asked what I think: Me thinks that you are still “feeling your oaks” and when you mature a little more you will see the need to make the correct choices.

Answer 3

I think that Mohawks are out, why not a fohawk? Also dressing like a guy is no biggie. If you are trying to look tough so people don't approach you then you might have a problem. If you dressing this way because your comfortable then you need to accept yourself first. Then what people are wondering will be more accepting because its who you are.

FYI Butch girl who dresses like you....."Butch Up"

Answer 4

I would see a person with a Mohawk. Unless you had some kind of nasty look on your face or you were making overt obnoxious and negative Noises. Then I would see a person with a Mohawk that had a nasty look on their face or whatever.

Answer 5

I wouldn't necessarily think gay. I would think depending on the style of dress either punk or some kind of alternative look. Seeing someone's oreintation just by looking at them wouldn't be known to me unless it was blantantly obvious.

Answer 6

I might assume you were transgendered. But I would not presume to introduce my self and possibly out you. Even if I were wrong I would hold you in esteem for living your life as you saw fit, without worrying about what others thought.
Tammi Dee

Answer 7

I would call her 'sister' - this sounds alot like how she dresses and many times while growing up (and last time she met me at the bar) she has been mistaken as being my brother...

Answer 8

I would say your awesome to be who you are! I don't dress like a girl but I wear what I want...and do my hair how I feel! more power to you sister!

Answer 9

I wouldn't judge you on your hair or clothes. I'm not gay,but it doesn't matter to me if someone is. A good personality is all that matters.

Answer 10

I'd find it amusing in a gender-bender way and very sexy; I might want to have sex with you fantasizing you were a boy, for example.