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Zoe B. writes about her frustration with femme culture and the significance of its history to her own lesbian identity and gender presentation. She touches on the usage of the words "butch" and "femme" by non-lesbian people and those who ignore its roots in working class communities. There are Spirograph and Washi tape graphics.
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