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Old 08-21-2012, 10:43 AM   #36
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Originally Posted by guihong View Post
I think as a community, we're getting away from sorting everyone into "butch" and "femme", and dealing with everyone as an individual. Many of us just can't or won't be boxed into any grouping, despite the site name. I suspect that some of us are really here for broader support for being gay, and not to be any one label.

That's why I just noticed the logo of the site-that "butch" is in heavy black writing, sort of "plain", almost, and "femme" is in pretty pink and really curvasive writing. We've just had several threads about how not every butch is masculine or even tomboyish, and I'm a prime example of a "femme" who wouldn't be caught dead being girly and pink.
1. I think if you think that being butch or femme is about being boxed into a grouping, then you probably don't get being (embracing) butch or femme and while that's OK, it also means that our logo is going to be "binary" to you, and mean something entirely different to the rest of us.

2. Also, and I don't think you realize this, but your choice of words Others our Butch and Femme identities.

3. The pink isn't nearly glittery enough for my taste--And where's the animal faux fur prints?! DAMN JUNE!
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