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TurdBerglar
06-03-2014, 06:59 PM
this girl I know who looks nothing like a girl. I thought she was a dude for like the first week I knew her, everyone else did too(or just couldn't tell if she was male or female) gets insanely pissed whenever someone mistakes her for a guy. it's like.... you wear guys clothes, have short disheveled hair, wear baggy sagging pants with your BOXERS exposed, silly ironic shirts that dorky nerdy boys wear and strap your tits down. WHAT DO YOU EXPECT???

she's complaining about how somebody at some bar called her sir. all like.... so what if im a lesbian! doesn't mean that I want to be referred to as a male! and she goes on this long rant about how she's not one of those lesbians that want's to actually be a male and to be referred to as a male. it's like she doesn't get it all that she looks like a straight up dude.

everyone else(mostly other girls) is all like...OMG such jerks! I can't believe he would say such a thing to you! as if he did it on purpose.

and im all like... well you look like a dude.... we(all the other guys) all thought you were a dude. YOU LOOK LIKE A DUDE. dude.

now she hates me, haha. fuck her.


oh yeah. the last time I was mistaken for a female was when I was ten having an early lunch with my grandmother at a diner at a mall. the waitress was all like.... are you two ladies enjoying your meal? my grandmother just look at her.... clearly he's a boy! we didn't tip her. I had long hair at the time and she was old so...

ms.peachy
06-03-2014, 08:28 PM
Yeah, sounds like she's got some kind of chip on her shoulder and something to prove to the world. Someday maybe she'll realize how tedious that is and get over herself, hopefully. And if she doesn't, well, then, it's her cross to bear, innit.

TAL
06-05-2014, 10:23 AM
Yeah, I was 9 and had just moved her. At school one day, for some odd reason the boys and girls got different desserts. When it was my time the lunch lady handed me the "female" dessert. When I looked confused, she said "Oh, I thought you were a girl"

Dorothy Wood
06-05-2014, 01:57 PM
When I was little I had short hair and wore a mesh trucker hat with my name on it. The hat was blue, and my name is gender neutral, but the letters were pink.

People thought I was a boy all the time. It never bothered me because I thought boys were cool. I figured the adults were just stupid.

People used to mistake me for a lesbian a lot, and maybe still do I guess. I just wear practical clothes because I need to do practical things. I'm not gonna wear a dress to build shit. I actually love dressing up when it's appropriate. And I am attracted to men, maybe so much so that I copy how they dress?

Dorothy Wood
06-05-2014, 02:01 PM
Additionally, my boss was complaining about my clothes one time and I was like "I'm wearing the same thing you are" (plaid shirt, jeans, sneakers), and he said "but I'm a boy." and I was like :rolleyes: and walked away.

Fuck stupid gender rules.

miss soul fire
07-01-2014, 08:19 PM
When I had real short hair and was real skinny back in university. The guy from the reception at the gym wouldn't know what to write on "sex".:D