It surfaced again. For the XXXth time, another bunch of male friends commented about me not being a girly girl at all, and how they see me as one of the guys. Mind you, these are mature, married 30+ year old men here, not pre-pubescent adolescent kids. So I think I should compile a list of the (very pleasant and fun) things I do that somehow seem to defy social standards of a girly girl. And yes, I’m proud and happy not to be a girly girl. J
- She reads comic books (since the age of 10). Owns a complete first edition version of my favourite comic book series – Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman.
- She likes fast cars and uses terms like “modded”. I honestly don’t think this is that surprising, but apparently the Audi fan club is adopting me soon as an honorary member. You know, C-, I’m pretty sure the bimbos next to the fast cars in a tight fitting skinsuit may also use the term “mod”. J
- She likes First Person Shooters on the PC or Xbox. And I’m not the only girl who does either! Grrr…
- She is a girl-geek who enjoys computers, technology and gadgets more than shopping and make-up.
- She has a disproportionate number of platonic male friends than female friends.
And counting… good of C- to say that I’m a girl-geek like Angelina Jolie in Hackers. And still say she’s not that good-looking. J
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I overslept for my first Monday meeting because I stayed up to watch France v. Italy at 3am in the morning. And doing this while on a company off-site. How fabulous. :-P
Interestingly Skyewise, not being the girly-girl as I am, I do support the Oranje team. :-P
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