faith wrote:
sailorKa wrote:
They're called Lipstick Lesbians.
xD
Hm? I thought Lipstick Lesbians are lesbians who are uber girly and like uber girly girls...then, I wouldn't know I suppose.
Oh, no. You're mostly right. I wasn't aware of that meaning and according to wikipedia that's the main meaning however...
wikipedia wrote:
The term has also been reinterpreted as a derogatory reference to feigned lesbianism — implying that it is as easy as lipstick to add or remove.
which is the term's definition I'd seen used. Sorry for any confusion! >_<
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Iskanderia wrote:
Bisexuality wasn't exactly a fad at that time (1993) and especially not in that place. I wonder if anyone would've even batted an eyelash over it had it been 2007.
Things have definitely changed. I don't live in USA so I can't vouch for it but in an interview done to Christopher Rice he said that this generation of GLBTQ kids are just so AWARE of everything.
He said that when he does book signings, kids go him and say that they're on the "GLB" alliance on their high-school, which just blows him away that these kids know where they're standing and support each other from so early on. He said that he couldn't imagine how different
his high school experience would've been if things such as a Gay and Lesbian Alliance existed back then, and he graduated from high school not THAT long ago.
@Amatsu: Maybe what you read was my saying that you might be bi-romantic yet homosexual, which means someone who can fall in love with people from both genders yet be attracted physically to males. I didn't mean to say you were bi just because you've gotten crushes on girls, I merely suggested that since they didn't push you to get physical perhaps.... well, whatever. xD
And let me give you 1000 kudos for dating a trans guy. They don't feel any different from any other dude and so people should treat them that way.
@Berserk: D: I disagree with your post completely. Saying that any gay guy who's attracted to a transman makes him more "het" is completely nonsensical(and just a tad bit insulting, for personal reasons).
So if a completely heterosexual guy falls in love with a transwoman, even if she's very feminine like the members from VENUS FLYTRAP, the guy's being gay?
That kind of reasoning is what makes many trans people suffer when finding a couple. >_<
But its your opinion, so~
EDIT: I sound kind of defensive/angry here. >_< Don't take it that way, Berserk. Maybe it sounds defensive cuz the subject hit a bit too close to home but I'm interested in your reply.
--k