Yes, I was a tomboy growing up. I liked boys and I liked doing boy things. the daring thrills of activity and all out physical endurance. I liked a challenge, this however did not make me a boy/male. No frilly dresses, and makeup was tedious. In no way did I want to be a boy or ever feel attracted to girls, friends yes. These young women growing up today handing over their identity of female because they do not fit the social narrative are doing a great harm not only to themselves but all women. They need to see the themselves as who they truly were meant to be and are. Where would history be with out the many "Women Warriors"?
Side note: I love being a wife and mother and God willing grandmother.
Yes, I was a tomboy growing up. I liked boys and I liked doing boy things. the daring thrills of activity and all out physical endurance. I liked a challenge, this however did not make me a boy/male. No frilly dresses, and makeup was tedious. In no way did I want to be a boy or ever feel attracted to girls, friends yes. These young women growing up today handing over their identity of female because they do not fit the social narrative are doing a great harm not only to themselves but all women. They need to see the themselves as who they truly were meant to be and are. Where would history be with out the many "Women Warriors"?
Side note: I love being a wife and mother and God willing grandmother.