Sir Lance-alot wrote:
However, in her defense I WILL say this:
Just because someone looks like and acts like the opposite gender, it doesn't mean they are that gender. I mean, look at Carl Lewis and Rupp!
(had do go there, sorry)
Ok, that just cracked me up.
Regardless, this is kind of fascinating. While at first glance she sure as hell looks like a dude, I wonder how much culture plays a part in that. Not the masculinity, but the not noticing. As someone noted, she's from a rural town. I can't imagine she has access to a good waxer, nor would she be held to a western standard in terms of looks. She's also young and to have the world questioning your gender has got to feel...well, not good.
I don't know what to think. If she is actually a he, then good riddance. If she is a victim of scrutiny that turns out to be unfounded? Well, that's just kind of sad.