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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2018
- SD Holman self-identifies as “butch,” a label that they and others in their community have reclaimed. Their inspiring story has challenged traditional definitions of masculinity and femininity in surprising ways.
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This is big butch energy I’m crying.. ❤️
Salute to all butch😍
All the femmes asking where the butches are: Here!! :D
I'm so grateful I came out in Omaha in 1983 when butch-femme was still a thing. I met my first butch lover, and I wore my dresses and heels to our local disco where she was a bartender, the Stagedoor Lounge, and have never wavered in all these years from the butch femme dynamic.
Thank you for this I'm 23 years old and I think I'm finally making peace with the masculine side of myself and I realize that I'm embracing more and more the possibility that I may be Butch and tbh it's liberating to finally be okay with myself.
(One year later, but) same !
My pickup line...."You are very beautifully handsome.." Works every time :)
Cuz it's TRUE :)
lmao
Would work here lol. ❤
this is so validating. thanks
My heart broke for you when you were reminiscing about Catherine. I loved your video.
This is a beautiful video, I'm saddened that it hasn't been viewed as many times as it rightfully should. Thank you, butches, for everything you do for our community.
So much love from this femme, forever and ever!
This makes me happy and more confident in myself.
You may like this podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/upright-with-eve/id1506528665
This documentary is liberating for me...I feel a new sense of peace with myself😀
This video is so relevant. I see myself in each story, the 54 year Butch Queen that i am. Beautifully done.
I love butches so much, Sincerely a Stone Femme from Sweden
The idea of beauty is different for each individual, that is so true. This is great.
I am so sorry for your loss.
What an important documentary. I've always been butch, but at 42 years of age, it's something I have been able to truly embrace. Thank you for this beautiful piece of work.
Sliding off my chair for these ladies 🥰💋 but then again I am a huge lesbian. Omg I'm so sorry for your loss. I shed a tear for your incredible love
I wish beauty was defined by how much a person can love, be kind and contribute to the world. If it were then this documentary is full of beauties.
❤❤❤
Amazing video, amazing people. Thank you 💕
Wish this was the whole documentary ✌🏼. Much support for our butch sisters. 🌈
So sorry for your loss. Much love to Kathryn. RIP rest in power
I'm Butch and Proud❤🧡💛💚💙💜🌈💯🔥🤘
As a femme who loves butches I love this so much
As a trans woman who’s never had an interest in dressing femininely, I want to make a shoutout to butch women for showing me that this doesn’t make me less of a woman. Cheers and happy pride
Awesome to bring awareness. I flip flop but I'm not quite butch or stud. I tend to gravitate towards my partner's preferences but it's out of love. Thank you for being you. All of you 🤗
What a beautiful movie. Perhaps the deal with beauty is that when we are very young and very simplistic we find a very narrow range of things conform to the initial impressions of conventional beauty we naively learn as children.
But we are supposed to grow, to encounter more of life, more experiences and learn and as we grow we see deep beauty, sophisticated beauty, novel beauty and the beauty of the complete soul made apparent.
So the answer is more culture, more art, more experiences, more reaching out, more drawing in. Like this beautiful film.
What a beautiful project, thank you.
I just wanted to say , I’m proud of each and every one of you butches out there 🙌🏻 #PureLove
THANK YOU. This is beautiful.
"You only need one person to really believe in you"
This touched my soul, oh my goodness.
What if you don't feel like a woman or a man. I am genetically female but I don't feel female, I don't feel male either. I think I am broken. I dress with clothes that are utilitarian or things I may like like a Buc'ee's sweatshirt or World of Warcraft shirts. I buzz my hair I wear jeans. I have no dresses. I used to do the makeup the hair and everything in the eighties. Now I can be me in this day and age. I feel like a third human with no sex or gender.
I love this so much. It's so liberating, inspiring and validating. 💞
im so sorry for your loss
Love this ! Thank you ❤
Beautiful. The Goddess speaks. Now, Tellus please tell us who you are.
yes!! tell us who you are :)
all i can say is every shade of woman rocks! I was always a tom boy but put on fem things bc of family but it never sold to anyone.....now i just don't care - which i think is perfect. i'm naturally me which is sooo woman but sooo male in many ways - better male/female
Awesome
Thanks for this. Sorry for your loss.
Beautifully done...are any of those handsome butches single? Cause dayum...❤️
Takes me back to sixties London and the Gateways club off King’s road, a magical time, go girls !
SD, thank you so much for creating this. It's awesome! I came out as a lesbian, fairly late in life. I identify as a feminine woman, but I love to explore my masculine energy, too, shaving my head, smoking an occasional cigarette, wearing a fine suit and shoes. I'm considering getting a tatt, as well, to celebrate this side of me. I no longer need to ask the questions I've been asking myself, so thank you, so much. PS Rodney is a pseudonym, my name is Jo
Thank you for this.
I love this. Thank you
I think im a trans man but decided to stay a butch lesbian cause i just need a binder and strap on. I do hear stories of how some trans regret surgery. To me as long as i find a woman who accepts me is all i need.
The main woman in this is so attractive... So handsome AND beautiful 😳💕😍
Thank you deeply from my Heart. 🙏
love this as a femme lesbian
Just thank you. xxx
I’m in heaven
I’m so sorry your lost Catherine. Xxx
The credit song is so beautiful! Please is this available to listen to or download?
Wow! that's all I got to say! Live and love!
Very relatable, when am I gonna get interviewed?? 😃
Interview other butches !
I am butch
Indonesia
just a buncha beautiful butches! 😍 !
**swoon** 🤩😍
So much handsome in one video
Love this and your wife would be very proud of you for finishing this great job and I wish we didn't have so much stereo types like you said because I look butch but more like softbutch and date butch most are butch femme as they see it
Since fully coming out I feel like a snake, continuously shedding old skin, I got to the point where I was able to come out and confidently say I was a lesbian without fear of repercussion but I was still hiding. I was very feminine and wore makeup and lots of beautiful and unique jewelry. I did kind of like wearing makeup to an extent, but my real reason was because a. I didn't like my face and b. It made me look more masculine which I was afraid of the masc lesbian I was in love with wouldn't be attracted to me anymore. In other words I was doing it for others not myself. I've always had this naturally masculine side of me, ever since I was a kid, but with the way I see butches called all sorts of names or laughed at I was afraid to be "different" still. I shed what I believe to be my last layer of what I was hiding. And I am accepting myself to be butch because it's more or less to me an energy of knowing yourself so deeply and authentically and going completely against the norm to be this truest version of yourself. Of course this is rooted in sexuality, but still to stand strong against waves of criticism even in this modern world, I think is so important and inspiring for other women who feel similarly
Catherine was right.
Sick !
I wish I could wear mens suit with tie without feeling I am judged.i love a masculine look ...I was born with Goldenhar syndrome and have a scar around my left ear so I cant get a man's hair cut and I'm self conscious. I wish I could find a doctor who can laser it off. I have having to have long hair. I wanna be able to be me
Please be yourself. Wear Shirt hair and suits. Just do it.❤
butch 4 butch forever!!!
silliness aside i think i'm about to bawl my eyes out lol!!
What's the name of the song played in the credits? Nonbinary butch greetings from Germany!🏳️🌈
Sorry for the loss of your wife.
Butch women are cool af.
May I request a private message, with SD's info, as I would like to contact SD personally. Thank you, in advance
I love butches the way Catherine does
Why does this always feel like the past?
I love butches so, so much 💖
sighs wistfully in femme
Butch is beautifull and great
I love , love, love butches. Greets from a femme.
One of my best M8s is "butch" lol
People have assumed she was lesbian since primary school, she isn't.
...she's just a corrections officer and a lieutenant (American military)
a.k.a. 💪Wonder Woman 🤴
Pick your battle!! Bitch or Butch!! The dudes in, GUY PARTY, chose theirs on this episode : traffic.libsyn.com/guypartypod/Episode_13_-_Bitch_Or_Butch.mp3
das ist so schlimm...wenn du gay bist und endlich den partner fürs leben gefunden hast und der mensch dann stirbt.....
Sometimes some butch girls do not help to improve their own image . Some butch girls like to look really like thugs.. In my highschool the tomboy girls wanted to look intimidating and thus scare the other girls, especially the girly girls (most of the catfights in school there was a tomboy girl intruded, usually always the tomboy girl won the fight). When I went gymnastics and changed my clothes in locker room I saw that tomboy girls almost all of them ( most of them were very chunky) were wearing boxers for panties and very masculine clothes (never mini shorts or mini skirts). That of being snooping in the locker room brought me problems, once in highschool, a chubby and nerdy butch girl with glasses gave me a beating that left me with a couple of bruises on my face and bloody mouth and nose because she accused me of flirting her tomboy girlfriend ( I was just looking at the long, ugly boxers her girlfriend wore in underwear). So stop being a snoop in the locker room, haha.
oof
Some women like to look that way because it deters the attention of men. When I buzzed my hair off for the first time, men suddenly left me alone. 🤔
Gaby Kahen You sound very sexist.