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How Do You Identify?: Sparkle Femme
Preferred Pronoun?: she, babydoll, cutiepie, and angelpop all work just fine!
Relationship Status: All kinds of twitterpated!
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Raleigh, NC
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I'm jumping into this thread way way late, but I want to chime in on the original June Cleaver question.
I don't feel any sort of femme connection with Junie at all. She was unendingly dull because the only role she had was to facilitate the happenings in other people's lives. My memory may be blurry, but I don't recollect June ever doing anything interesting EVER. I mean, really, even Barbie went to the moon and became a veterinarian.
Plus June dressed EXACTLY like every single other girl on the block, and my flavor of femminess expresses itself through the way I doll up. I'm a girlygirl, but I certainly don't want to dress in standard girlygirl uniform.
I respect the value of taking care of others that June embodied, but we can certainly take good care of our loved ones while being vibrant femmes in our own right.
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