[ SECRET POST #6131 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6131 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

TBH Yeah...it's weird. I never noticed how messed up people in general perceive masc/femme traits in women until I was in my mid 20s.

I worked in packaging production at the time so I thoroughly enjoyed that I was forced not to wear makeup or heels (due to cleanliness and safety reasons in my place of work) after having to wear "business casual" attire at the various offices I worked before that job.
Wear my fandom tees and jeans with my hair up in bun with sneakers 40 hours a week? Fuck yeah, I can sleep in before work.

Jump cut to me going out to a bar with my coworkers as a goodbye party for a coworker leaving the company and people couldn't stop talking to me about how pretty I was.

Like, people were in complete disbelief that I could wear a dress, put on makeup, have nicely styled hair and look ultra femme.

And even to this day...like...do people not see women as full human beings???

No matter your gender, age, sexuality, etc....every person is capable of masc and femme traits?? Respect how they want to be addressed, but don't treat a woman as less deserving of softness just because she's butch???