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07-16-2010, 03:48 PM
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Ha ha Apocalipstic, it's about time you found us. The thread title is a play on words with the cartoon- I do love it. And anyway the watch out part sounds so sinister- heh, heh.
Lipstixgal, I am happy to call you a lesbian!  Some people use lesbian, some dyke, some both. I am happy everyone is accepting of both in this thread. I thought it would be inclusive to use both and also helped with my thread title  I do understand that dyke is used as a slur but it has also been reclaimed by some of us. Thanks for the great convo on this everyone.
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I sooo want to be thought of as a sinister Dyke! I want to be given the Dyke nod and feared. Alas, I look like a fluffy Sunday School teacher. But there is no compliment I perk up for more than Dyke  Lesbian is ok. I use it when I have to tell people I am one....as in "pass the salsa I'm a lesbian". Or on medical documents. Gay....ehhhhh....whatev. Queer kind of makes me happy too, but not as much as Dyke. Maybe the more transgressive it sounds the happier it makes me? Even though somehow, I have ended up being pretty settled and behaved in my middle age.  I wish I could be a BullDyke, but in men's clothes I look like Truman Capote. .gif "Say What?")
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