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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Aug 2006
    Location
    Massachusetts
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    let's see... I have my whole life had short hair and dress in more comfortable than stylish clothing (like fleece tops and jeans when left to my own choices). I actually am probably more girly now than ever since I have allowed light blue and a few other shades into my wardrobe. And my bike has pink on it! I am petite and fairly thin. However, I also have some curves and a very feminine face so I've always thought it should seem pretty obvious.

    But, yes, when I was a kid I got mistaken for a boy constantly which bothered me. Skiing a few years ago, I got very politely asked in the lift line (shuffling along) "Little boy, could you go faster?" I was pretty miffed when it happened but now my husband and I laugh about it and I understand it's hard to tell underneath the gloves, helmet, goggles etc. It doesn't happen as much now. I think I must have some 'womanly wisdom' aura now that I am in my mid thirties. Who knows...

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Oct 2006
    Location
    The Netherlands
    Posts
    206
    I get mistaken for a boy occasionally especially when doing sports. But I am 5'11", weigh 160lbs, need L in shirt size and lack great curves so the error is easily made Though it's a great bod to do sports with which outweighs the downside of being occasionally called 'sir'. I allways think "Are you blind, would a boy have breasts or something?"

    It could be worse, my bro is 6'3" and weighs 190, it must have been the food they serve here since my parents are both 5'5"
    Last edited by Mimosa; 02-11-2007 at 11:36 PM.
    My new baby for 2007

 

 

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