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Mar 11

Tell-tale Signs a Queer Femme is Queer

I found this online and though it would be fun to share here
***Disclaimer - obviously this is describing a very particular sort of femme, it happens to a sort of femme that I am in many ways, but I fully recognize that it is not representative of all or even most femmes.
Tell-tale Signs a Queer Femme is Queer:

She is WAY over-dressed

She has swagger

She tells loud stories and funny jokes and tries not to let anyone around her feel uncomfortable

If you make eye contact with her she does not break it, in fact she smiles back at you

If you talk to her she’s flirtatious

She owns a pair of cat-eye glasses

She has visible tattoos

She uses ambiguous pronouns to talk about her exes

She has extensive knowledge of women’s history, feminist art, and is involved with political issues of all sorts

She looks straight but all her friends are big dykes

If she tells you she’s gay don’t question it, SHE IS!!!

Ways to get a Femme Girlfriend:

Buy her zine, follow her twitter, shop at her vintage store online or in real life, read her blog, go to the dance party she djs, just generally learn what she is into and support it.

Tell her friends you think she is hot (she is then guaranteed to know within 5mins).

Make eyes at her

Be chivalrous

Look cute

Ask her on a date

Be charming

Be interested

Be good at what you do and impress her

Compliment her

Validate her queerness, tell her you knew she wasn’t straight all along.

Be amazing in bed…be mean in bed…leave marks.

DO NOT BE INTIMIDATED. We can smell fear.

 

The original post is here.

 

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2 Responses for "Tell-tale Signs a Queer Femme is Queer"

  1. PumaJ says:

    Thank you, thank you for posting "Tell-tale Signs a Queer Femme is Queer".

    Fabulous list, very affirming and funny:-)

  2. missavarice says:

    While this is obviously specific to a certain kind of femme, I really identify with several of these points. My favorite one is, "Validate her queerness, tell her you knew she wasn’t straight all along." - that makes me weak in the knees! Slightly off topic, but I also think that queers in general, including myself, need to remember not to question people who say they're not gay/queer when we think they are, or haven't figured it out yet. It's just as bad as someone saying to a queer girl, "well, maybe you just haven't found the right man yet" - and that's just not cool.

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