A Realization: Gender Ambiguity

By: T.R. Slyder, TRSlyder@yahoo.com, AndyDisco on Twitter


Remember when you were little and you'd see an adult you couldn't distinguish whether they were a boy a girl. You'd ask your mom and she'd look around and say, "Shhhh! Not so loud! You would hurt their feelings if they overheard you. That's a very rude thing to ask someone."

But the older I get the more I think that you would make the day of someone who intentionally looks so gender-opposite. That would be a compliment to them. It'd be like saying, "job well done, man". To a woman.







That's how I roll.