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	<title>Comments on: Guest Post: Femininity – Dirty Little Whispers</title>
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		<title>By: Natasha Knight</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hi Emma and Jane. I for some reason have never thought of this word and what it means to me. In my mind, my first thought when I hear it is old-fashioned and no longer fits for this time - at least in my life. 

I have two daughters and one of them was always labeled a &#039;tomboy&#039; because she liked to play with balls rather than dolls and wear &#039;boy&#039; clothes. I&#039;d buy her Thomas the Tank Engine underwear from the boy&#039;s department because they didn&#039;t make them for girls. Another child actually told her when she was in 3rd grade (so 8 years old about) that if she didn&#039;t  start wearing prettier clothes, she&#039;d never get married. I giggle now but really wow. Where does that thought come from in someone so young? I&#039;m totally getting off topic but she&#039;s still sporty and so is my other daughter who might be described by some as more feminine. They&#039;re both, like their mom, strong and independent girls but really feminine or masculine? I wouldn&#039;t use either word to describe them or much else nowadays.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Emma and Jane. I for some reason have never thought of this word and what it means to me. In my mind, my first thought when I hear it is old-fashioned and no longer fits for this time &#8211; at least in my life. </p>
<p>I have two daughters and one of them was always labeled a &#8216;tomboy&#8217; because she liked to play with balls rather than dolls and wear &#8216;boy&#8217; clothes. I&#8217;d buy her Thomas the Tank Engine underwear from the boy&#8217;s department because they didn&#8217;t make them for girls. Another child actually told her when she was in 3rd grade (so 8 years old about) that if she didn&#8217;t  start wearing prettier clothes, she&#8217;d never get married. I giggle now but really wow. Where does that thought come from in someone so young? I&#8217;m totally getting off topic but she&#8217;s still sporty and so is my other daughter who might be described by some as more feminine. They&#8217;re both, like their mom, strong and independent girls but really feminine or masculine? I wouldn&#8217;t use either word to describe them or much else nowadays.</p>
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