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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]my trans daughter has told me the same. And I *am* bi, but when she said it I hadn't come out to her (I'm in a committed relationship with her stepdad for life, so it was beside the point until she told me she was trans and we had a big heart to heart). There are such things as vibes, particularly for queer folk in identifying each other. Overall, your DD is likely saying you are cool, accepting of her queer identity, and dress in a way that doesn't embarass her. It's a compliment. 
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That is super funny! To me. How did you feel about it? [/quote]

I was shocked she had picked up on it somehow, but I mean, I have tattoos. Honestly, I think I'm just cool in contrast with her dad (my ex husband), so I benefit greatly from that comparison. LOL. A couple of days after that convo, I was helping her do some stuff in her room (redecorating) and I noticed her door was a little wiggly in the jamb and needed the hinges tightened against the wall, so I popped upstairs, grabbed my toolbox, and came back with my 12.5volt DeWalt screwgun and squatted, widelegged, to fix it and she looked at e and was like "Yeah.....you're definitely not straight, mom." LOL[/quote]
[b]I think it’s telling that your trans daughter thoroughly buys into sexist stereotypes of women.[/b] [/quote]
+1000[/quote]
Also, shame on PP for not correcting her child’s misogyny. Your formerly male child is insulting you and all women to your face and you think it’s funny. Complete disgrace.[/quote]

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