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08-09-2011, 03:40 PM
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I'm a woman. Behave accordingly. Relationship Status:
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I've been thanking everyone. If I missed tagging a post with my 'thank you' it was an oversight. This thread has been a gift to me. The articulate lesbian voices here have been like water in the desert.
I heart Heart. You rock. ScandalAndy gives me hope for our future. You rock, too. I'm loving every post by the butch lesbians. Every single one. I don't want to leave anyone out, but I've practically squealed out loud over posts by Chazz, Kobi, Jess, Bulldog, and Aj. I've waited far too long to hear butch women reclaim 'woman' and 'lesbian'. Damn, this is good. Many apologies if I forgot to mention someone. I just couldn't keep it in anymore.
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08-09-2011, 04:29 PM
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Ahh, I made a woman squeal.... And, here I was thinking I'd hung up my squealer-majjig for awhile. it's nice to hear the sound of music, again.  Thank you, CherylNYC. I may be butch, you may be femme |
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08-09-2011, 06:07 PM
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Thank you SO much for saying this! Its one thing for me to sit back and read posts and think, "Wow - that's some good shit - I completely understand that"; however, to have that validated, just thanks. I feel so fortunate to not only get to share in the posts made by everyone here, but even moreso to have been a witness in watching that journey back to self-acceptance and its been quite amazing. To me, "woman" has never been in question. I celebrate and rejoice in being a woman. I seek opportunities to set stereotypes of both woman AND lesbian on their ears and usually find them in the most unlikely of places (think line at the local wally world). I do understand the herstory of how some might not have felt comfortable in claiming lesbian. I'm so glad to see it being embraced. Kobi - a special thank you for starting the thread and hanging tough. Its spawned some pretty damned good stuff. Christie PS - i heart Heart too! I don't have nearly the experience and knowledge of feminism and am always delighted to read her perspective on things. |
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08-09-2011, 07:01 PM
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As long as we are doing the kudos thing....and thank you for them....I would like to add that I am absolutely thrilled by what I am seeing here. It is truly awesome to see the insights, knowledge, personal truths, thoughts, feelings, and just everything that is unfolding here. It takes a lot of courage to speak up about this stuff and there is certainly no shortage of bravery here. I am very proud of both the folks who are contributing and of those who graciously stepped aside to allow this discussion to develop. |
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