The guardian getting it right for once?

[Grimchmas]

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2023/oct/11/a-moment-that-changed-me-i-was-mistaken-for-a-man-and-embraced-my-androgyny

Who would have thought it, you can embrace dressing in men's clothes and still just be a woman who enjoys dressing androgenously. I think this is quite refreshingly wholesome. I also think she looks great, and am 50% jealous, 50% have a crush on her.

Haven't read the full article, but on the face of it, seems extraordinary to think this is a revolutionary idea for some.

No, according to this, dressing androgynously means you're a 'they'.

I want to know who's still pushing gender stereotypes? I thought we'd got that out of the way years ago. She looks female to me (and much like I did in my twenties) It's all such a load of nonsense!

I'm not sure. Even if she hasn't fallen down the trans hole, they may intend this as saying "See, anyone can be anything". Including the other sex, in the Guardian's opinion.

I am continually surprised to find people that think that women wearing jeans and t-shirts is somehow unusual. Or having short hair for that matter, women have been cutting their hair through much of the 20th century.

How backwards were these people?

She looks feminine in a Tom boy type way. Clearly female and drawn to jeans, tops

I think she/they has fallen down some hole.

They have recently published their first novel a 'queer rom-com' for teenagers.

Good grief this is irritating. This is reframing what is totally normal as something groundbreaking.

Congratulations. You cut your hair short. I had a shaved head for years and not once did I think I was being revolutionary or forging a new path for womankind.

I'd love to dress like this. Unfortunately these hips and boobs don't lie and mens clothing will not fit me. Dumpy middle aged woman it is!