To be fair I have always felt like I'm a woman trapped in a man's body...
Good job I'm a lesbian trapped in a man's body
Good job I'm a lesbian trapped in a man's body
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In my next life, I want to be a really *hot* Lesbian.
don't we all !!
LMAO!!
I won't get conceded and even classify myself as "really hot" or especially "really *hot*", but I do enjoy who I am.
To be fair I have always felt like I'm a woman trapped in a man's body...
Good job I'm a lesbian trapped in a man's body
Except for my teenage years, I always have been.as long as your happy with who you are, thats good enough.
I think it is probably much easier to be a lesbian trapped in a woman's body, but that may just be me.
every one wants to be trapped in a woman's body. whether your a lesbian or not. LOL
Nice, I just had diet coke come out of my nose. Thanks.
Except for my teenage years, I always have been.
I think it all boils down to your interpretation of equal. As Orwell said, "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others." I think that some people actually do expect to be more equal than others. I also think that some people believe certain things about other groups and how things are for them in the world. Do you remember the old Saturday Night Live sketch where Eddie Murphy puts on make-up to be white? Most everyone I know laughs at that sketch because of how far fetched it is, while I am sure that some people actually believe that is how it is. They expect that kind of equality while others realize that it will never actually happen. Others actually celebrate the fact that they are different and expect people to accept that they are. Either way it all boils down to the interpretation of equality. Women have been fighting for equal rights for years and while we are pretty close, there are still some obstacles in the way or true equality.
I had not read where she wanted to go in a tux (link to article please, I am interested), but it really shouldn't matter even if she did. Unless there was a rule that stated girls have to wear dresses and boys have to wear tuxedos then it wasn't an issue. I am sure that there where some guys that that wanted to go in drag, even though they probably wouldn't admit it. One prom I attended had several straight couples that dressed in drag (men wearing the dresses and women wearing the tuxedos. It was good fun for them and they appeared to have a blast that night. Me going to the prom with my girlfriend at the time almost went unnoticed.
Yes there is problems with equality, and perhaps these extreme measures are the only way to bring these to light, but I believe that if you want equal rights, you do not have to scream it from the mountain. There is no problem with celebrating what makes us unique, but when you're called ignorant and intolerant just because you do not agree with their lifestyles, there becomes a problem. I would love to be in a world where minorities are not treated differently than anyone else, but the feeling that their time is due up for special treatment prevents this. Not trying to say all minorities are like this, but the most vocal of them are.
Constance McMillen to Settle Lawsuit - Lez Get Real
It wasn't the fact that she wanted to wear a tuxedo, or go with her girlfriend, it was how she went about it. If she REALLY wanted to go to prom like everyone else, she would have just done so, and not make it a point to tell inform everyone of her plans.
Yes there is problems with equality, and perhaps these extreme measures are the only way to bring these to light, but I believe that if you want equal rights, you do not have to scream it from the mountain. There is no problem with celebrating what makes us unique, but when you're called ignorant and intolerant just because you do not agree with their lifestyles, there becomes a problem. I would love to be in a world where minorities are not treated differently than anyone else, but the feeling that their time is due up for special treatment prevents this. Not trying to say all minorities are like this, but the most vocal of them are.
Constance McMillen to Settle Lawsuit - Lez Get Real
It wasn't the fact that she wanted to wear a tuxedo, or go with her girlfriend, it was how she went about it. If she REALLY wanted to go to prom like everyone else, she would have just done so, and not make it a point to tell inform everyone of her plans.
I think it is probably much easier to be a lesbian trapped in a woman's body, but that may just be me..
personally, and no pun intended what so ever here, but i think the girl has a pair of big brass bollocks for what she did. and she has my respect and admirations for that.
well my teen years were rubbish, thats why i joined the army at 17 and spent spent 13 very happy years in service to queen and country.
every one wants to be trapped in a woman's body. whether your a lesbian or not. LOL
As political as I can be, not here, and as outspoken as I am; I can't say that I would have had the "bollocks", as you put it, to do something like that as a teen. When I was a teen I was lucky enough to be accepted by my family and the people around me pretty quickly when I came out. There were people that had a problem with it, PTA members that swore up and down I was going to make the whole cheerleading squad gay , but overall it wasn't THAT big of a deal. Like I said before, it was barely even noticed that I took my girlfriend to the prom. I couldn't imagine dealing with all the stuff teenagers already deal with on top of dealing with being hated for who I am.
But I save money not buying str............ Nah I aint gonna go there
I think that only happens in the movies anyway
LMAO! I know where you were going with that. Dirty dirty mind.
No comment BTW.
As political as I can be, not here, and as outspoken as I am; I can't say that I would have had the "bollocks", as you put it, to do something like that as a teen. When I was a teen I was lucky enough to be accepted by my family and the people around me pretty quickly when I came out. There were people that had a problem with it, PTA members that swore up and down I was going to make the whole cheerleading squad gay , but overall it wasn't THAT big of a deal. Like I said before, it was barely even noticed that I took my girlfriend to the prom. I couldn't imagine dealing with all the stuff teenagers already deal with on top of dealing with being hated for who I am.
I know about the roumors of what happens in the army but dude, are you trying to tell us something?
No offence but if you want to be a man in a womans body then you either need to step out from Narnia or rethink your posts LMAO
wrong; he was using humor.Good for her and anyone else that follows in her footsteps.
How astute of you, she is gay. Also, women who are gay are more commonly referred to as lesbians. I am sure that you were just pointing out to others that may not understand the story that Ms. McMillen was in fact gay and not trying to use the term in any negative way about the thread, right?
It still gets me, If someone has "injustice" done to them why do they need money?
wrong; he was using humor.
and your vampire avatar offends me.
It still gets me, If someone has "injustice" done to them why do they need money?
Yes the school was wrong, Yes they needed to be punished
HELL NO did that girl need any amount of money. Besides maybe court fees for challenging the school.
wrong; he was using humor.
and your vampire avatar offends me.
Since this has been said a few times I am curious as to how the school should have been punished and what form of compensation the young lady should have received?
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