A new Worn Through post today!
An abridged androgyny.
I have always taken androgyny to mean "neither specifically masculine nor feminine," forgetting (or throwing out) the other definition, "having traditional male and female roles obscured or reversed." Doesn't that seem like such a normative description? The two together encompass such a multiplicity of identities, and the latter seems to have all sorts of other, better words attached by now.
Read it here and tell me what you think, including if you think I am full of it.
Photo credit: Casey Legler, Ford Models.
An abridged androgyny.
I have always taken androgyny to mean "neither specifically masculine nor feminine," forgetting (or throwing out) the other definition, "having traditional male and female roles obscured or reversed." Doesn't that seem like such a normative description? The two together encompass such a multiplicity of identities, and the latter seems to have all sorts of other, better words attached by now.
Read it here and tell me what you think, including if you think I am full of it.
Photo credit: Casey Legler, Ford Models.