Dykes And Lesbians To Watch Out For

rawk · 06-09-2010, 07:13 PM

new here, but love seeing this thread! I've been a proud dyke for most of my adult/out life. I refer to myself that way even. I feel like it empowers me to show that a nice woman, who looks like society's stereotype of "trouble" in my leather jacket, wallet chain, baby-face with short hair, and tatts doesn't give a rip when someone calls me a dyke. I usually just say, "It's Mr. Dyke. Get it right." and keep walking.

Or I just look at them and say, "Boo!"

Viva la Dyke

06-09-2010, 07:13 PM	#11
rawk Junior Member How Do You Identify?: queer Preferred Pronoun?: she Relationship Status: engaged Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Seattle Posts: 20 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 0 Thanked 25 Times in 11 Posts Rep Power: 63	new here, but love seeing this thread! I've been a proud dyke for most of my adult/out life. I refer to myself that way even. I feel like it empowers me to show that a nice woman, who looks like society's stereotype of "trouble" in my leather jacket, wallet chain, baby-face with short hair, and tatts doesn't give a rip when someone calls me a dyke. I usually just say, "It's Mr. Dyke. Get it right." and keep walking. Or I just look at them and say, "Boo!" Viva la Dyke __________________ "If you're alright, then I'm alright. And I don't care if everyone knows."~Joan Jett/Kenny Laguna

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