We’re Dawgs Out There, Alex Verdugo – Juan Soto – Aaron Judge – New York Baseball Shirt

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yeah i feel the We’re Dawgs Out There, Alex Verdugo – Juan Soto – Aaron Judge – New York Baseball Shirt in contrast I will get this same way and i think im nonbinary bc the gender binary is made up and i don’t think it serves me. i want to be treated as a human first, you can’t assume shit about me because i’m female. Mmm. Well I have been a “Tom boy” my whole life. I have always been very masculine presenting and people saying crap used to really bother me. It sounds difficult but just ignore it. Seriously. You will never change these kinds of people by arguing your point. And listening to them and caring about their opinion will twist you. It will make you angry all the time because these people will always exist and you will never run out of things that make you angry about it. This was heavier than expected. But in my time I’ve met a few women who were also masc that let this overwhelm them and everytime you talked to them it was like a fight against the world.

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That way of thinking is exhausting and stressful. Live your life. Wear what you want, smell like you want, cut your hair how you want and just ignore anyone ho says anything about it. ugh it makes my blood boil when I hear parents ask their kids “you sure you want a pink one? it’s a girl’s color. How about a blue one instead?” or the We’re Dawgs Out There, Alex Verdugo – Juan Soto – Aaron Judge – New York Baseball Shirt in contrast I will get this other way around. Boom, you have a kid who sees colors as a masculine or feminine. Like wtf? there are literally bugs of all colors of both genders, so why couldn’t I wear a blue or a pink shirt if I like it? I like being feminine. I am not the most girly of girls, but I like that I get to wear pretty clothes and dresses. I like that (some) people try to be extra polite to women – opening doors, pulling out chairs, and so on. I find unwanted sexual attention frustrating/frightening, and was annoyed how little respect I got when I was young and unmarried. I also don’t like how much emphasis is put on our looks – if no one cared I would shave my head and never pluck my eyebrows again. It can also be hard when society sees us as the expected caretakers for everyone around us. But in the U.S. culture there are some really annoying expectations for men that I am glad I don’t have. Men are often expected to do physically tough or disgusting jobs and chores. Somehow they all are expected to be able to be handy with tools and knowledgeable about sports and cars (so boring). They have boring clothing choices with little color – and if they do dress nice and add color they are often seen as not as masculine. There is growing acceptance of “women have curves” but men that are overweight get more body shaming from what I’ve seen. I am jealous of the respect they get even when younger/unmarried, how independent/self-reliant they get to be, and how some men seem to live without fear of things like walking alone at night.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.