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MsBloom
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- Jul 24, 2020
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"Why not," Leon said with a shrug.
"Who decided that only females of any kind, trans or cis, get to wear certain clothes?" he asked and looked at the camera.
"And also, Male does not mean not-feminine. People are so stuck on traditional gender expressions. Wearing clothes like these ..."
He stood up and turned around to let the camera see his outfit from every angle.
"... does not in itself make me female, or mean that I want to be female. I am still 100% secure as a male, maybe more so than most cishet men who would perhaps feel feminised or sissified if wearing an outfit like this. For me it is mainly about the aesthetics, and comfort as well."
He sat down again.
"And isn't that what is important? That you look good in what you wear and that you are comfortable in what you wear?"
He smiled and looked around the table and the camera followed his eyes until they settled on Ellie.
"What so many people don't understand is that presentation does not equal gender identity. If that was the case then why don't you ask Ellie, for instance, why she is dressed in such a masculine way with her jeans and t-shirt if she is a woman. There is when you think about it nothing specifically feminine in her outfit."
It was not Ellie's turn to stand up and show that Leon was in fact right. She wore nothing that was specifically feminine, at least nothing that was visible.
"And I am as far as I know, as cis as he is," she said.
"Not even if I cut my hair short people would question my gender because of this outfit."
"Who decided that only females of any kind, trans or cis, get to wear certain clothes?" he asked and looked at the camera.
"And also, Male does not mean not-feminine. People are so stuck on traditional gender expressions. Wearing clothes like these ..."
He stood up and turned around to let the camera see his outfit from every angle.
"... does not in itself make me female, or mean that I want to be female. I am still 100% secure as a male, maybe more so than most cishet men who would perhaps feel feminised or sissified if wearing an outfit like this. For me it is mainly about the aesthetics, and comfort as well."
He sat down again.
"And isn't that what is important? That you look good in what you wear and that you are comfortable in what you wear?"
He smiled and looked around the table and the camera followed his eyes until they settled on Ellie.
"What so many people don't understand is that presentation does not equal gender identity. If that was the case then why don't you ask Ellie, for instance, why she is dressed in such a masculine way with her jeans and t-shirt if she is a woman. There is when you think about it nothing specifically feminine in her outfit."
It was not Ellie's turn to stand up and show that Leon was in fact right. She wore nothing that was specifically feminine, at least nothing that was visible.
"And I am as far as I know, as cis as he is," she said.
"Not even if I cut my hair short people would question my gender because of this outfit."
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