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					Originally Posted by  ElijahRene
					 
				 
				Welcome to what it's like to be a butch...24/7. Uncomfortable, eh? 
			
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Really?  
 
It seems to me the femme experience (which is what I believed this thread to be about) has marked differences, and that the OP was speaking in part about the impact of the sudden lifting of the veil of invisibility, which is not a thing any masculine presenting person has to face. 
 
I'm not butch, but as a masculine person, I wouldn't say I much relate to the OP's experience, though I have become the object (uncomfortably so) of others bi-curiosity.  Perhaps it's because I'm not trying to occupy "female" space (for example, sharing a room during business travel), or maybe because I do not otherwise engage in "predatory" type behaviors, but I believe my indifference conveys exactly the message I wish.   
 
I think Drew had good advice: "When a straight woman assumes you want every woman you see, ask her, well, do you want every man you see?" 
 
Also, my apologies for sticking my nose in femme space.  I'm curious about this aspect of femme invisibility, and the repercussions. 
 
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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