#liking men

[osappho]

Growing up I never felt like I was enough of a “girl” like I felt so masculine and I hated it and all I wanted was to be girly and I could never figure out what was wrong with me and why I always felt like not a girl? then I realized it’s bc my gender is lesbian lol

[greededling]

im such a man-liker

[sweet-sunset]

Good thing i hardly have this bad habit of liking men ya know.

[thefagenabler]

It's time to like men again. Where shall we begin? I have a personal preference for the backs of necks, because of the word nape, so lightly furred; which is different from the word scruff. But for most of us, especially the beginners, it's best to start with the feet and work up. To begin with the head and all it contains would be too suddenly painful. Then there's the navel, birth dimple, where we fell from the stem, something we have in common; you could look at it and say, 'He is also mortal.' But it may be too close for comfort to those belts and zippers which cause you such distress, and comfort is what you want. He's a carnivore, you're a vegetarian. That's what you have to get over.

Margaret Atwood, "Liking Men," from Good Bones and Simple Murders