Am I feminine enough?
If you weren’t sure yet, I am a girl. & this picture is as much as I can reveal of myself without compromising my identity. Who am I to kid though, it’s not like I’m being completely discrete. I’m sure if one of my friends were to miraculously stumble on this page (possibly looking for that “hot & heavy” entry [reference to previous post]) they’d probably know it was me. That’s a big IF, though.
Speaking of friends, they are the reason I bring up this question. This, Q. Am I feminine enough? I’ve always been referred to as the “strong, independent, outspoken” woman, and I’m not going to change that. Ever. However, I can also be quite blunt, loud, and maybe my humor’s a bit vulgar sometimes? I don’t know where this “inner-dude” came from. Please don’t think that I’m gross and unkempt. I’m not romping around in baggy jeans and oversized tee’s, unless tastefully done:

I’m not smelly and I definitely don’t have facial hair, or hair in any place where hair shouldn’t be, but when did I stop being a girl and start being referred to as “one of the guys”. I’ve kind of always been okay with having a good amount of guy friends, but it seems like the only reason why is because I kind of act like one. Kiiind of have a potty mouth, and I can joke like the rest of them, but where do I draw the line.
I was just watching The Bachelor (this gives me girly points) and one of the contestants, Ali, was bawling about how she had to choose between the “love of her life” and her job, rather, career. Throughout the 30 minutes of tears and turmoil, I kept thinking in my head “take your job, leave him, you come first”. I’m just wondering, how many girls in America were thinking the same thing, and I wonder how many would have preferred to stay (she left, f.y.i., good girl)
I guess, I don’t resemble a boy physically, but I do mentally. What are you going to do.
xx
Jysko
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