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How Do You Identify?:
Queer Stone Femme Preferred Pronoun?:
Babe, she, her, ella Relationship Status:
Well loved… Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Texas
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I loved what you said here, Little Fish, thank you. I couldn't have put it any better. I just want to explain why I feel the way I do: I am a hispanic (latina) queer stone femme...I prefer partnering with a TG/FtM individual. I am from a very culturally submissive background (in my world/region/family). However-- I come from very activist parents (Chicanos ala Gloria Anzaldua)--my mother a feminist, my father a union organizer/steward--but that's another story...trust me, I am NOT a pushover...I am a strong, smart, honest, opinionated, independent, loving, amazing woman...I will not lower my head nor my standards for anyone...I do what I want, how I want, when I want, (hopefully in a very fair and loving way, but sometimes not)... When I marry I would like to give something very precious and important to my partner. Not my power or voice, but my heart and my commitment to the relationship. Even if I didn't partner with masculine identified personalities, and I chose to be married/civil union to someone other than that, to me--I would want to retain my own heritage/culture/traditions while adopting those of my partner, even if he/she is not of the same culture. So, the hyphen comes from my consenting to take his name as a partner to our union--a gift of myself to him. He is my other half at that point, hence the hyphen. Half me, half him... |
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