06-10-2011, 02:09 PM
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The Planet's Technical Bubba
How Do You Identify?: FTM
Preferred Pronoun?: He/Him/Geek
Relationship Status: Married to my forever!
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Redondo Beach, CA
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Originally Posted by AtLastHome
I remember the discussions, but a poll on a B-F website might be unreliable. That is the only one I remember- but I joined that site way later than many people here (and there) and the B-F community. Is there any off-line poll having to do with actual numbers that you know of? It would be interesting for a real study to be done across the USA and across the entire community base within the queer populations.
Is there a link for what you cite here to a actual research study?
I honestly couldn't venture to guess what these numbers are- so much speculation. Also, it feels like the relationship among and between trans men and women and butches (of all varieties) is much less volitile lately. I feel like there is much more positive communication going on and less bickering.
It feels good to see this thread take on a sensitive area respectfully and in a way that we feel safe to post and discuss.
Something that I think about along these lines is how varied definitions of the Butch-Femme community could be. Persinally, I see transgendered people as part of it and it history. But, I don't know if this is true for everyone.
Also, polls on these websites usually have only a portion of the total membership voting on them. Of course, there are members that are very active, others that are not and some that join and leave.
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Based on what people put into their "How do you identify" here (totally unscientific, certainly) we see a breakdown of 64 FTMs to 690 Butches (this is based on the search terms of FTM and Butch).
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