I don't see being a guy being burden. Granted there are times that being a guy does cause double standards to come out and such but overall it doesn't feel that bad. I guess in terms of overcoming 'burdens' as you put it I try to balance out. On one hand I am a die hard sports fan *GO CHARGERS* who likes snowboarding and simply put, a fucking idiot. On the other hand, I can sew and appreciate art among other things that may seem out of place for being a male. As it comes to identifying myself, it's mostly neutral. It's what I do as a human being that creates my identity, not my penis.
I hope that answered your questions. Anymore questions, lemme know in any form.
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Date: 2008-09-10 05:55 am (UTC)I don't see being a guy being burden. Granted there are times that being a guy does cause double standards to come out and such but overall it doesn't feel that bad. I guess in terms of overcoming 'burdens' as you put it I try to balance out. On one hand I am a die hard sports fan *GO CHARGERS* who likes snowboarding and simply put, a fucking idiot. On the other hand, I can sew and appreciate art among other things that may seem out of place for being a male. As it comes to identifying myself, it's mostly neutral. It's what I do as a human being that creates my identity, not my penis.
I hope that answered your questions. Anymore questions, lemme know in any form.