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Cherry, on devrait lancer un topic, je m'ennuie.

Montre-nous de quoi tu es capable..

Du pire

J'en doute pas..

(choquée) arrêtes on va te prendre au sérieux. On ne ruine pas ma réputation

miaou.

nc2011 a écrit:i want to understand one thing, why is it every girl just wants a feminine girl. what is wrong with being masculine?? why is it impossible to be like for who you are? why it is either girls want to change you to look like a girl, or they dont want you at all?? are butch girls supposed to say alone?? i really want to understand! cause i keep finding beautiful girls and single too, but they would never want to be with me. am i missing something here? please make me understand.

No, dear, you shouldn't be generalizing like that... Everyone has his own preferences. If those beautiful and single girls you're talking about didn't stay with you, it's just because, well, they didn't want to and that's it. You just didn't find a girl that'll love you for who you are and that's it ! Keep searching and you'll see that nobody actually gives a shit about you being feminine or masculine or whatever ! Everyone is just searching for the person that will makes him/her feel good and that's it, sweetie.
Personally, I'm here because of what the "B" in "LGBT" stands for. And I think it is an enormous advantage. What I mean is that I like boys and girls, I like every single type of human being on this planet, and I don't give a fuck about whether it has a vagina or penis, I just care about how I feel when the person I like is around, I don't give a fuck if he/she is manish or womanish, I don't give a single shit about if I am going to play the "strong" one in the relationship...

Well, all that was just to let you know that... there is absolutely nothing to understand about love. Even if people in that topic talked about feminine girls and stuff, I assure you that if one day a masculine girl or even a boy made them feel good, they would totally fall in love with her/him.