If all you want is for someone to agree with you then I can do that. I generally need to know ahead of time though.
I think the sticking point in conversation here is your definitions. Can you communicate what your definitions of girly and manly are? Is there a reason that it isn't womanly and manly? or girly and ... boyish? The words you are using don't seem to match up in equality.
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regna
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Date: 2008-06-27 03:07 pm (UTC)I think the sticking point in conversation here is your definitions. Can you communicate what your definitions of girly and manly are? Is there a reason that it isn't womanly and manly? or girly and ... boyish? The words you are using don't seem to match up in equality.