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Yes I’m very masculine presenting in the way I dress, act and how I’ve worked out my body. You could call me very traditionally butch. I take care of my wife and am tender and all that jazz the list goes on blah blah blah
But I don’t wanna be called a man or a boy.
I’m naturally masculine but
I don’t use they/them or he/him.
I’m the only person on earth who gets ungendered as non binary lmfao.
I feel like a woman.
I love being a woman.
I love being sister and want to be a mom (I want to be called mom!!!!)
I feel like it’s so rare to meet another butch who is masculine in many ways and who genuinely identifies as butch but still loves being a woman.

I’m a butch woman.

I guess I’m sort of throwing this out into the void. Is there ANYONE else like me??? I feel like since I’m butch it’s automatically assumed I want to be something other than what I am and what I want to be. I actually have NEVER met another butch who is not nonbinary or trans. This isn’t meant to be insulting so please don’t take it wrong I’m just writing.

Lululemon is severely lacking in basics for women, and it’s becoming incredibly frustrating. There is an increasing amount of shit that is cropped, criss-crossed, ultra-short, skin-tight, or designed around current trends rather than everyday wear. Even some of the running tanks have me like wtf.

As a very masc woman with birthing hips and breasts, I can’t just switch to the men’s section. Men’s clothing is cut for different proportions, and anyone who’s tried knows the hips and chest often don’t fit properly.

A broader selection of classics would benefit so many people like there’s a lot of value in straightforward basics that accommodate different bodies, comfort levels, and styles. It feels like that part of Lululemon’s women’s lineup is shrinking every season and it’s disappointing to see.

Lululemon is severely lacking in basics for women, and it’s becoming incredibly frustrating. There is an increasing amount of shit that is cropped, criss-crossed, ultra-short, skin-tight, or designed around current trends rather than everyday wear. Even some of the running tanks have me like wtf.

As a very masc woman with birthing hips and breasts, I can’t just switch to the men’s section. Men’s clothing is cut for different proportions, and anyone who’s tried knows the hips and chest often don’t fit properly.

A broader selection of classics would benefit so many people like there’s a lot of value in straightforward basics that accommodate different bodies, comfort levels, and styles. It feels like that part of Lululemon’s women’s lineup is shrinking every season, and it’s disappointing to see.

It’s almost summer, and I want to wear something other than my loafers at work as the days get hotter. I take the metro and bus to my workplace so they need to be comfortable but have a touch of premium quality.

My dress code is “relaxed traditional” - your classic modern corporate look. You need to dress elevated like going to a nice dinner.

Think Stan smiths but a little elevated. I am curious about “The Rodger Advantage” by On Cloud but the pleather at that price point really turns me off. Does anyone own that pair and consider it worth it?

What are you wearing!!!! And btw this is masc leaning but feel free to pipe in however you identify :)