Being at pride, as thrilling and wonderful as it was, made me feel very alien
for a little while, because it made me look at myself and where i fit into the
community. I felt like I had been put in at the deep end and that i certainly fit
in better with the transgender community. It was as if I was still in the closet
even at pride because when people asked if I was a lesbian i said yes, and yet I felt far from it: It was obvious to me that I was very different from the
women there. I was much taller for starters, and it felt odd to have to try and
match the masculinity of ‘other’ women. That was somewhat unnerving, looking at
female identifying women who were butcher than me. it made me doubt my identity
somewhat, and I came to a half asked conclusion that i'm very much bisexual,
just because i enjoy the company of men so much. Women, as beautiful as they
are, are something which i'm not and being with them is a privilege, while
being with men is exceedingly comfortable. Perhaps I need to throw myself out of
my comfort zone even more and learn how to approach women a little better.
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