The eternal question that torments us all bi and les is whether the girl watched a lesbian or even bi. The time when we saw a girl with short hair and take lessons long gone. Plus nor the dressing can be a trademark as there are lesbians with very feminine dress and appearance (femmes) but there are at least seemingly straight having barefoot contessa look butch. Certainly the gaydar with little training develops remarkable skills tracking, but until then ...
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As though the clichés as we said not find full implementation today will attempt to give some hints that might help. The look. The way I look at you can really tell a lot more than you imagine. The way he walks, sits, smokes (almost always smokes) and talking. The less feminine and less sophisticated is the way that makes all the greater the chances of having common interests music listening. Although in Greece it is fully implemented we would say that the music hears lesbian audience distinguished by a uniformity that tends towards the artistic spectrum (Natasha Bofiliou Tanja Tsanaklidou etc.) without missing and folk touches (Anna Vissi) .There some artists (mainly women) who have huge gay audience. Abroad, things are clear. There feminist rock movements barefoot contessa that have turned numerous Residences eg the bikini kill and Le Tigre both creations of Kathleen Hanna and the list of artists who identify with the LGBT movement is quite extensive (Tegan and Sara, Peaches, Holly Miranda etc) The weird hair. Even though most before have broken many lesbians prefer stylized short wool or generally keen on experimenting with their hair (color and haircut). Tattoos. Many lesbians are choosing tattoos larger and more prominent barefoot contessa than the most conservative barefoot contessa in this area straight girls. Clothes. Choosing shirt, wide t-shirt or t-shirt without sleeves as well as Wide Bermuda is not so straight. Actively involved in a dynamic sport. Such as football, basketball or martial arts. They deal a lot with the bike and like to ride machine. We do not mean to have just a bike or a machine but working beyond the "normal".
Great! Apart from the sometimes loose dressing, nothing else says on me that I like girls: P too femme for a lesbian ..; /
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