#masc woman

[dreaming-moondragon]

Friendly reminder that butch/masc's don't have to be muscular or be super into workouts or weight lifting. No matter what our body type looks like, it doesn't make us less butch/masc.

[elliewilliamsleftcheek]

i feel like i see no one talk about how good she looked in this scene icl 🙏

[andreaheartscats]

i have a boner now.

[shk0lstun-flagz]

Mangirl / Girlman

** a label / identity best defined by that individual **

Could mean :

- being bi-gender : a man that is a girl / a girl that is a man

- a feminine/gnc man : a man that likes using the “girl” label and possibly other fem terms/labels

Womanboy / Boywoman

** a label / identity best defined by that individual **

Could mean :

- being bi-gender : a woman that is a boy / a boy that is a woman

- a masculine/gnc woman : a woman that likes using the “boy” label and possibly other masc terms/labels

[alloftheeabuv]

Boi Tings 😌

IG | @odd.seoul

TikTok | @lifesansgluten

[importwhispers]

Easy

[womenaremypriority]

The safety and security that you feel when around a masc woman is so elite. You just feel the energy of a good person, even if others don’t always see it due to their own prejudice.

[viscasi]

Finally understand the hype behind Chappell Roan.

The Grammy’s was the first time I really had a chance to hear the lyrics to Pink Pony Club. Initially I just thought Pink Pony Club was a direct metaphor exclusively for gay people, which is awesome and I was happy for people who finally had a song that spoke to them, but for that reason for me it just wasn’t a song I could personally relate to on the jam-out level. Then—

“I can’t ignore the crazy visions of me in L.A.”

“Won’t make my mama proud, it’s gonna cause a scene, she sees her baby girl, I know she’s gonna scream— God, what have you done?”

And the whole motif of people being themselves being seen as clowns and ponies… ugh

Holy fuck. As someone stuck in Utah in their 20s, this song is permanently on my “Big City” playlist now. This song perfectly encapsulates that experience of being the black sheep of your conservative town and guiltily fantasizing about a more progressive place where you don’t feel so alone, where people might even love you for being who you are. So yeah, as a HetGNC person in the most nosy, judgmental, in-your-business, HOMOGENOUS conservative area ever, planning my escape and praying not to gods anymore but distant cities, that hit HOME.

And then her interview, when she said “I think my younger self really needed a girl like me to look up to.” And then she’s up there on the stage being awesome, with all the world’s eyes on her as she embodies the irony of every ounce of shade ever thrown at her by the people she loved in her conservative home down??? FUCK. I’m not crying, you’re crying.

Chappell Roan makes me want to be the person I needed when I was a kid, for her and for all the other GNC kids out there like me

[dreaming-moondragon]

Reminder, if you are butch/masc, it doesn't mean that you are not allowed to be soft and sensitive. Just because some people see it as a weakness. Its not! Be soft! Be sensitive! Be empathic! There is so much strength in that!

[elliewilliamsleftcheek]

imagine her looking at you like this 🙏

its a need atp

(my pics)

[titaniumtsar]

I had therapy today, and showed my therapist my recent pencil/pen art on camera. She instantly thought Dr Schrei (the character I made to represent myself, or "sona," as the kids call that) was a guy/man, calling her a he. I told her she's a woman, just an androgynous looking one.

I was not offended in the slightest, however. If anything, I was oddly flattered/happy. I consider myself mostly a woman, the most "trans" I'd probably be is demiwoman or woman-leaning nonbinary. I call myself a "genderqueer woman" on occasion, as my relationship with womanhood feels queer. As a lesbian with PCOS who is now mostly masc/androgynous in gender expression, and has had a rather... "unique" experience growing up as a tall girl with hairy arms who obviously wasn't into men, while I know the trans label depends on gender assigned at birth and not necessarily sex, the way I see it, I consider myself to be what some in the butch lesbian community have proudly reclaimed as "incorrectly female." My PCOS makes my body feel "mostly female," but with some slightly "masculine" quirks. I see my gender identity as being about the same as that. With my gender expression, I'm androgynous, but leaning towards the masc side. With my gender identity, it's the opposite, as in androgynous, but leaning towards the woman side, similar to how my body feels, so for that reason, I don't consider myself trans. I still identify a lot with womanhood and don't want to stop being one, but I would still love to be a woman in a more masc/androgynous kind of way than the cishet norm. That feels the most like me, being a "handsome woman" or "gentlewoman."

Anyway, the way I see it is Dr Schrei is a representation of myself, so even though I don't think of myself as a man (I personally love being a woman who loves other woman), her being mistaken as a man tells me that people can see my masculinity/androgyny, which is nice. Even with them just being a fictional character, lol.

My art so far of my OC Dr Schrei, for reference. In order from newest to oldest. My therapist saw the last one when she referred to her with he/him pronouns, stating "He looks like he's up to no good" and giggling. My therapist is great.

Yeah, today was an okay day. 🩵💚🏳️‍🌈

[andreaheartscats]

male gaze Ellie makes me wanna die.

[importwhispers]

GOJIRA

[sillyroundkatie]

She's beefy 🐄

Artfight 2024 #15

Grimm belongs to @ spunkymushroom on Artfight!

[pinklikeroses-artonly]

Love interests for the main characters of my vampire story…💞

Serena and Shiloh

[h0bg0blin-meat]

Masc gf 🤝 fem bf