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On the other hand, I'm not having a conversation with a can of soup where I can learn what it's got going on inside. Which brings me back to Jack's very pertinent comment. Is a label different than a descriptor? If we describe a man as tall and hairy, is that his label? Seems like he's probably much more than tall/hairy. One can appear butch (physical descriptor), but not be butch, so how does butch apply as a label? Just as D-Money says by appearance she is sometimes (often?) called "femme," but she says femme is not who/what she is. Another way to approach it - how does label relate to identity? Personally, I agree with BullDog - I don't see my gender identity as a label.
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