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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was never a tomboy growing up but I think some people view me that way now. I think as I get older, my face has a less feminine look to it. I have always dressed pretty much the same, in a lot of classics that can run unisex -- oxford shirts, straight leg jeans, crew neck tees and sweaters. I dont' look like a man but I don't go out of my way for my clothes to look feminine. Same with hair and makeup. I have longish hair and wear makeup most days but I guess it's understated.

A friend of mine says I don't look like a tomboy, I just look German. This is a good description of it.[/quote]

Ha, German is a good one. When I was a kid in a homogenous Midwestern suburb, moms were always asking if I had moved with my parents from Boston. I did have a bob and wore a lot of lambswool sweaters and oxford shirts. In my mind it read “preppy girl”, but in my suburb it didn’t work with the stirrup pants-and-big-bangs crowd and instead translated as “tomboy”. [/quote]

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