07-15-2010, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by dark_crystal
it has never been possible for a butch to be masculine enough for me, but i can't stand for cismales to be masculine AT ALL
therfore FTMs are pretty much a dream come true lol
i know but my brain only thinks in dichotomies...professionals are involved
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Originally Posted by turasultana
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Originally Posted by dark_crystal
it has never been possible for a butch to be masculine enough for me
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This bit here. Really. Really?
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I have to agree with turasultana.
If I were to post the inverse in an femme oriented thread, "it has never been possible for a femme to be feminine enough for me," I'm reasonably certain I'd have my ass handed to me on a platter.
While you may have never met a butch you considered masculine enough for you (whatever that means, I didn't realize we were qualifying and quantifying now) doesn't mean it isn't possible.
I've met some very effeminate ftms, and some extremely masculine (including female identified) butches, all exist on a spectrum.
Either way, as a masculine person, I'm not offended by this statement, personally, because I'm extremely comfortable with my own masculinity. I am however, kind of disturbed by it.
I want to add that I am posting from the position that I believe it is not only possible, but far kinder, wiser, and more inclusive to talk about what we love in a certain type of person without stepping on the neck of other identities. I think we can celebrate FTMs without speaking negatively with regard to butches or cisgendered men.
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Last edited by Mister Bent; 07-15-2010 at 03:55 PM.
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