Well they are professionals but I totally agree!

That was exactly my thought

It suits her beautiful eyes

She has one of the most beautiful eyes I've ever seen.

Fr

Because she’s a woman Duhh

@@user-ec3wr8ym7d nah

Shes just a edgy emo that doesnt translate to being masculine

@@bronze5158there’s edgy emo girly people so I don’t think that’s true

​@@bronze5158you're wrong about that, she definitely has masculine fashion and mannerisms, and there's nothing wrong with that

Your generation just thinks you need to fit into a box and you don’t you never had to. Be your self ❤

Yes 😢

@@flyaprilfly When I dont, I get followed to my house, threaten, beaten, insulted… Being ourself is not that simple babe

I’m 16 and I’ve always felt this way. Like I do t want to be to feminine. I think everyone can feel gender dysphoric

I disagree theres a line between the two same brain but different bodies it's just natural

Little known fact though this can clog oil ducts so it shouldn't be done regularly

@@cobblecatttoh?? i do this nearly every day oops lemme look into that💀

@@cobblecattti use powder, do u know if that makes a difference? (eyeshadow rather than liner on the waterline)

So she is a women I through she was a men!

Ikr❤.... Kinda look like Alexander daddario eyes

Definitely not.

@@mrpeachees2388 you can't deny it. Because everyone can see it clearly 😂

Came to say this

Same! As a kid, I never wore dresses or "girly" clothes. When I was forced to wear a dress for the first time in 8th grade literally every adult said: "Oooh, glad you finally became a girl!" I am a girl and I was always a girl, no matter what I wear!

Likewise! Now at nearly 30 I’m embracing my sexuality as a woman and loving dressing to impress!

Same here 🙋🏽‍♀️

I have always been kind of confused about whether or not I am a tomboy , I mean since I was a kid I always have short hair , initially it was because of my medical conditions even though I used to like long hair but now I prefer my hair short over long hair due to the hazards of taking care .......then again having a sports background I am more physically capable and energetic where as I have seen other girls always avoids physical activity on contrary I get excited , about dressing up I usually go with trousers and tshirts because it's very comfortable. ...because of these It was my friends who started addressing me a tomboy , I never thought myself as tomboy before, but then I love dressing up in occasion... When I dress up everyone is like are you the same person !! You too wear dresses & ear rings! ! Lol its always fun with their reaction

Same. Exactly.

I think masculinity really suits her as welll

she does both sooo well i luv her and her style

​@@jennifrsbody I always saw her as feminine ya she appeared tomboyish before but recently she looked so ladylike

She isn't masculine or feminine, she is a woman with her own non-steriotypical personality.

She’s probably the coolest person ever…and drop dead beautiful whether playing it femme or masc…she just slays at everything.

Do you mean by “one does not need to overcome the other” that there are only 2 genders?

It does matter what your gender is. Stop denying biology and wake up.

It is not complicated. It's just that we're not usually socialized this way here in the U.S. if you're not "girly " , you're a "tomb boy". If you are hairy and decide not to shave, you're made out to be "manly". That we all have both energies is a very simple idea that society has made difficult to always realize.

frrr. this dark makeup really makes them stand out

Brown eyes though >>>

@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 I have brown eyes and I have no problem with them but in my country they are exceptionally ordinary!

TELL DEM!!

Sure but what if she alters her body ? Could be harmful

Exactly, and personality.

​@@hsd287 We're discussing fashion/wardrobe choices, not surgery. 😅

​@@hsd287 dude no surgery in the world has a perfect track record. What's the point of this statement?

Especially with the clothes, that's wild when you think about it! a garment is just a garment

exactly like whats worse is that now tomboy=trans and im so glad child transitioning wasnt a thing because others told me tombot wasnt a thing i was trans ans i wouldve screwed my life up at 13. let people be people we need ro stop making labels for everything

No it’s actually due the rampant sexualization of femininity, girls can’t get dolled up because they enjoy it without people asking which man’s attention you’re trying to gain. It’s like no why can’t I just dress in pretty clothes without people assuming things about me

​@@flameepidemic4839 it doesn't though. Despite what you might believe or perceive, tomboy still exists and is a valid title today.

we are diff men and women are diff so yeah

some girls are just naturally more masculine/tomboy. just because they don’t like to be girly doesn’t mean they’re sexist. if anything it’s powerful to break out of the gender roles of the expectation that you must be feminine as a girl

I agree with this point

I’ve noticed this. Why is there such a strong push for us to identify more with men and masculinity

​@tiredoftheworld4834 that'll be because femininity is so often synonimised with victimhood. This leads women who don't want to be victims to adopt masculine traits and reject their femininity.

soo real

*human

No but if u act girly or too sensitive ppl will avoid u coz they might consider u weird it used to happen to me

you can dress both fem and masc without calling yourself non binary…. there’s no such thing as non binary. you can still be called the gender you were born with, &dress however you want. the concept of having no gender or choosing to have no gender defies logic&reality, it was something created by the trans community, bc being trans wasn’t special &unique enough anymore,so they made this new special label.They continue to create new labels& people just adapt them as soon as a newer, more trendy &unique one comes.

@@nunyab7434you can dress fem and masculine without being non-binary however, some people really are non-binary. Non-binary is more then how you dress, since clothes don’t determine gender. You clearly don’t know what you’re talking about. Leave trans people alone. Being trans isn’t the same thing as cross dressing.

I hear you. Also non binary and always have presented masculine since day 1 but there were days I was curious about how femininity feels and I'd try on someone else's dress and just pretend for a minute because I didnt want to be seen in feminine clothes (same way a boy would feel if they were curious about femininity). Express however you want. Its just expression. Its superficial. Nothing will change what you really are, and thats an unique person who just happens to be enby. ❤

I am a gender neutral super slug i use the pronouns slime/boi i was a snail but one day i realised the shell wasn't for me so i transitioned to a slug I've been hapoy eversince, except when i see non binary people like wtf make your mind up

@🌸Nunya B🌸 you may not get it, you may not understand it, but non-binary people are very much real and they have been since humans gained consciousness and sentience thousands of years ago. Don’t invalidate this person please

I understand what you are trying to say. And respectfully I want to say that The way you feel may be on the spectrum of male to female but genetically you are one or the other. In that respect, there is NO middle ground.

@@robertrushing9990 intersex people would disagree with you 😂 nature is smarter than we are

@@Rebecca-fo4nn biologically intersex people are a TINY percentage of the population. Everyone else is either male or female, period.

​@KZfaqr a simple google search disproved your guys' arguments. wtf are you guys on 💀

​@@Rebecca-fo4nn This in the past however without the technology and knowledge that we have today wasn't that well known, since people used to guess newborn's sexes by looking only at their genitals. Even to the point of confusing intersex with hermaphrodites, which are nothing alike, and don't even exist in humans nor mammals.

What if she does transition eventually?

And some people feel those ‘energies’ so strongly that they know it’s not a choice cause it’s so strong to be what they are inside. Yet the general population could also do with the choice-freedom that choosing other types of clothes does provide

@hsd287 I’d be surprised but I wouldn’t care because it doesn’t affect me

Zombie eyes lol

feminine and masculine are the most subjective adjectives in the world lmao i would say she definitely dressed masculine prior to 2021

@@loiwoz femininity and masculinity is a social construct not biological so not wearing a dress and not acting like a pre teen girl isn’t masculine

@@jakeparelta1029 it’s not just about clothes. all my life people were mistaking me for a boy, ever since i was a baby up until i was like 8 (that’s extremely late) so sadly i didn’t really feel "like a girl" when i was hanging around girls and felt awkward because of that. i looked like a guy and kinda acted like one as well and had a deep voice. i was really different but in a way i didn’t really like for myself. even now when i dress super feminine or guys flirt with me etc i still have troubles feeling like an actual girly girl

That's confusing how can u be 2 genders at once ? What if she becomes Elliot Page ?

Masculine is masculine, feminine is feminine, her being masculine is her being masculine. Women are both, men are both... what's not clicking..she is/was tomboy-ish

The word is “androgynous”

@@calisongbird Merci beaucoup c'est le correcteur automatique 🤣🙏

women can be masculine

Thats great! I dont know why anyone would feel that way though, could you describe it for me? I mean, ive never heard about a girl hesitating to dress boyish.. but the opposite seems to be common for some reason

It’s also about attitude and personality

@@CorvusMoon22ELABORATE

When balanced, masculine is energy that is logical/methodical, in action, doing, problem solving, supportive, values empathy.. And balanced feminine energy is flowing(not controlling), nurturing, compassionate, empathetic, patience, emotional..

YES👏🏽PLEASE👏🏽

i get what you mean frl but also we’re going based on SOCIETY and by those standards there are clothes that are feminine vs masculine 💀 let’s not play dumb, yk what people mean.

That’s what I’m saying

Wow it's almost like it's joke to express "I'm gonna do something traditionally feminine that I don't normally do" Don't be dense. Or maybe you are idk

it was a figure of speech

People told her she was more masculine. So argue with them about it, they're the ones who called her names for not dressing traditionally feminine

@@nosir2758 as you said people told her , people don't tell or dictate things like that you realize yourself, if someone told you you are a cow person will you just say yh I totally am. Anyways don't really care that much, she can say she's masculine or feminine if she wants......most people have no idea what those actually mean.

@Relaxation space you sound highly bothered🤣🤣but sure sis. Yes, I've met several girls who were tomboys and grew up being told they dressed very masculine, so when people ask they respond "yes I've dressed masculine my whole life" it's really not that hard to understand nor is it that deep🤣🤣

no, it means that you act like a boy and is a derrogatory term. And "masculine" and "feminine" are oposites. You can't be "feminine in a masculine way"

@@mile_851 I’ve been through a tomboy phase, it’s mostly a trauma response of not having a proper masculine or rather male figure, hence wanting to look strong and come off as intimidating in a way. Excluding masculine hobbies. There’s nothing derogatory about it. Also, not having a proper female figure aka mother as well. You can be feminine a masculine way or masculine in a feminine way those are just energies regardless of gender representation.

​@@227Loveits not necessarily a trauma response people just have ✨different personalities✨

​@@227Love maybe that's what it was for you, but don't force that perspective on anyone else. People can be tomboys and have fathers who are not abusive or are just tomboys because that's what they like

Ehhh… for some, yes. For me, no. And guess what? That’s perfectly fine