Are you more feminine or tomboy? (1 Viewer)

[SnowWhite]

Plus did your culture have an impact on your femininity/ tomboyness? (If you would like to mention)

Barely did I see any tomboy Asian or East European girls in my life.

 

[yeji]

I am more of a feminine girl. I did see more tomboyish ones here in germany

 

[Belgizen]

Feminine CUZ GLITTER
I think my culture didn't influence it, but my mom sure did.
I was the only one who would allow her to clothe me (my sis didn't like it and is a tomboy-ish type)
To this day, my mom and I have the same taste and even have a few pieces of clothing that are the same (we don't wear it at the same time tho)

 

[ClumsyBear]

I am more of a feminine girl. I did see more tomboyish ones here in germany

That's actually true. I see a lot of tomboys in germany as well.

 

[TaeKpop]

i'm a tomboy with a girly streak but i more boyish

 

[amourpinks]

im both. there are times where I'm feminine and there are other times when I'm more tomboyish.

 

[Mew]

A mix of both. But my body have always worked against me in comparison to my personality. Femine body boyish nature really.

 

[Administrator2]

I'm more feminine.

 

[Soogi]

i was more of a tomboy growing up but thinking back, it had a lot to do w not wanting to be "like other girls" lmao ive embraced my femininity now tho

 

[blueberries]

I'm more of tomboy, but I'm not completely unfeminine. If I go to party or sth I will likely put on make-up, do my hair or at least try and maybe even wear dress. But most of the time, I'm just wearing jeans and t-shirt or sweater. When I'm at work I mostly wear dress shirts (is that correct word who knows). I don't use make-up in my daily life either too much work. If I think of my interest they are more masculine I guess than feminine. Like video games, anime, comic books, role games and tabletop games.. all that geeky stuff. I also rly liked sports as kid, especially basketball.

Culture hmm. Well, I think the culture made it more easy I guess? Only time I have gotten comment about not being that feminine was when I had pixie cut. My aunt who is Russian found it weird. Apparently women tend to be more feminine there. But I think the biggest influence was that when I was small child, especially before school age I didn't have any female friends, but bunch of boys instead. Maybe I developed more masculine interest and way of dressing from that. I remember being against girly stuff as a kid, though I think I mellowed it down when I became older.

 

[Ahsoka]

Honestly I don't know, I dont feel like im really one or the other. Ive also heard from other people that I present as very gender neutral, which isnt the same but it has some similarities.

 

[Kimono]

Feminine

 

[JoanaIsHere]

I think I’m more feminine

 

[spicy_illusion]

I'm not feminine but I'm not too overly masculine either. I'm more masculine than feminine, but there are times where I can be feminine.

 

[SnowWhite]

A mix of both. But my body have always worked against me in comparison to my personality. Femine body boyish nature really.

Hot combo

 

[Poetry]

Probably more feminine because how I was raised, but I'm not into fitting one of the binary gender norms. For example: I like dressing like a "tomboy" and having "feminine" floral print wallpaper.

 

[MinSquishy]

I'm more tomboy-ish. It wasn't impacted because of my culture (Which if it did, I would be saying feminine.) but I'm sure it was impacted by my traveling.

 

[potato]

I was a tomboy when I was younger. I fit into the whole stereotype. I only hung out with boys, liked sports, never wore dresses etc.

I'm becoming more feminine now though. I like to dress up a bit more and I want to look decent when I go out. Like most people, it's a mix of both now.

 

[lostinwvnderland]

I'm a bit of both. My outer appearance is more feminine and I like make-up, shopping, clothes. On the other hand, I also like playing sport, video games.

 

[Wingfrost]

I feel like I’m a mix of both.