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Howdy Scrappie! You write just fine! I would love to hear what it means to you as well. For me, I see it as an attraction dynamic between women whom identify as butch attracted to women whom identify as femme. And vice- versa. Pretty much sums up the simple definition for me. Now.. that said, I agree with honeybarb and others above in that identifying myself as a butch woman, does not attach itself to any specific "role mechanics" nor do I see femme attached to any specific mechanics. Read: Butch doesn't just take out trash. mow yard ( although this butch enjoys those things) and femme does not mean " keep away from power tools" because my femme mate is handy as hell. it doesn't mean "butch= breadwinner/ femme= homemaker".. because it is exactly the opposite in our home. I don't apply "butch-femme" to gay men as I have yet to meet any whom have identified with those terms. If I do, then I shall. I don't apply this term to heterosexual couples because ( for me) it seems redundant or silly. I don't apply this term to FTM's ( whom have transitioned and claim the id of "man" or "male" ) as they are no longer in (in my opinion) "butch", they are man/ male. For me, this works best. May not be the same for others. |
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