Ok Ladies

[Guest Erin Quinn]

Hmm, I'm not sure how I'd describe myself, but I guess I'm just a regular geeky/dorky girl I have a small amount of frilly lil skirt, non elaborate tops and dark rimmed glasses. Like bad movies, a lil anime, comics, and other stuff in that realm. So yeah *shrug* there ya have it

[Guest Maryteresa]

I'm not actually girly at all, but like to camouflage my age with girly outfits, a wig and make-up. To dress up from head to toe requires plenty of free time alone, so sometimes when I only have a short time I'll put tights and a kilt/skirt on, which gives me the required buzz, but can be removed without trace very quickly

[Guest AllisonD]

I am about as girly girl as one of us can get without wearing dresses and heels all the time.

But a very feminine woman with a steel backbone that takes no guff from man or woman.

Someone on another group pointed out how many of us that were formerly hyper masculine,

turn out to be so feminine.While the ones given heck for being femme in their old life, turn

out to be tomboys.I don't know how true this is,but it sure makes one think.

Hugs,

Angie

I'm a femme. Was as a boy, was as a girl, am as a woman. Sounds so plain among such colorful sisters.

Allison

[Guest Natalie92]

I'm kind of weird I guess, lol. I'm a very analytical person (I love mathematics, science, and strategic things in general) and at the same time I can be very abstract and artsy (love drawing, painting, singing). I guess a lot of people would consider the kind of girl who likes math and science sort of tom-boyish, but I don't see why that should be the case. I also enjoy playing video games every now and then, especially in the sense that you can be someone else and escape reality for a short while. Reading does a good job of providing the same effect. All the same, I would consider myself a girly girl in my choice of appearance (I love to appear super feminine). But in terms of activities, I'm in some gray area.

That was a bit long winded . So in short, girly girl with maybe "less than girly" inclinations. Whatever, I'm just me .

Thanks a lot! You just said a cunch of stuff I was about to and saved me a ton of typing! Haha.

I'd like to make a few clarifications though:

As far as being girly in my appearance, that only applies when I'm by myself as only one person knows that I'm trans.

Also (except for my VERY rebellious streak) my personality is pretty submissive (I know, it contradicts, but when you get to know me it makes sense ) which I guess could be considered girly. (I LOVE the idea of being a rebel girl, too! It's SOooo much fun! )

I also LOVE hugs, ooh and shiny things!

Natalie

[Guest Erica A]

I am most definitely a girly girl. Even my partner has told me this on a number of occasions. I'm the kind of girl that almost always wears skirts or dresses and high heels until the weather just gets too cold to have my legs exposed. I can't stand to be without a manicure and polish on my finger and toe nails.

The only time I go out of the house without makeup is to mow the lawn or wash my car. Period!

I don't like to play video games and would rather use my time to shop.

[Guest cjnoble71]

I'm a gamer girl, into sports who has a very girly aesthetic when it comes to clothing (though working in a hot kitchen leaves me dressing all boyish, yuck!) I like movies for their own sake, so I'm completely gender neutral when it comes to them. I cry at the drop of a hat over, well, the drop of a hat. I'm a hopeless romantic, but honestly I've known enough really butch straight boys that were that way too, so I don't know how that factors in.

[Guest cjnoble71]

Every since White Wolf came out with Vampire TM, Gaming has been nearly 50-50 male/female ratio.... Almost every gamer group I've been in has been abot half girls, to slightly more girls to slightly more boys. Out here in Taiwan, though, my group only has one other girl, sometimes two or three, but they were just temporary guests... which is weird and oh-so old-fashioned

==Jeannine== <(likes her some D&D)

Okay, I've said this elsewhere, but me too! Me too! Most groups I've been in have been mostly male. My characters I base entirely on what I think of as a good concept. When I first came out, I tried to always play female characters, but felt silly since I never had a problem playing either/or before.

[Guest nymphblossom]

I've been told that I'm a board shorts girl...but all girl

Blossom

[Guest Tempest]

I like to think of myself as a "mysterious and volatile" girl, but I guess I'm really just kind of average, in between uber-girlie and tom-boy. Perhaps a mix of the two.

[Guest Joanna Phipps]

How does fully out and proud cougar sound

[Guest Christy.dancer]

Pretty much girly-girl.... with one or two semi-exceptions. I like to run, and while there are a lot of girls who run, it's not really always thought of as a girl-sport. I like to snow-board rather than ski, and that's more male too. But by-and-large, I'm pretty all girly.

[Guest S. Chrissie]

Geeky tom-boy.