Talk:Yui Komori/@comment-184.57.100.224-20150303120458/@comment-73.187.119.217-20150402183534

Since when is being girly a crime anyway? Personally no human being should have to apologize for having such a trait, especially girls. Think about it, the word "girly" comes from the word girl which is a reference to female child and young woman. To be girly really just means to be feminine or girl-like. It doe not mean dumb, prissy, cowardly, nor submissive and useless. So let me get this straight when a girl decides to be a tomboy, it's okay or even more praiseworthy to be a boy but when a boy decides to be a drag-queen, being a girl is degrading. Can someone explain this logic? Are you trying to tell me that men are precious gems while women are worthless trash that should be thrown in the garbage? So wait the word lord is cooler than the word lady, the word manly is more heavenly than the word girly? People are saying a man should be proud of being a man but a woman shouldn't be proud of being a woman? I find it ironic that a girl would say "I'm not girly but I like painting my nails and wearing corset tops and dresses" but last time I checked, the only men that wear corsets are drag queens who are by the way, considered girly and you want to say you're not? Bullshit, you are girly and guess what? There is nothing wrong with that! If you want to be girly that's okay! Heck, I know boys who don't generally cross dress and they're afraid of spiders! Can I also mention I know a guy who can't stand horror movies.

Sorry if this was off-topic but I thought I should mention it. I'm not saying it's wrong to want to be like a boy, I just don't like how society use feminine words like they're the most shameful way to describe a person. If you're going to come back with "but that's how society has always been" I will tell you that it needs to stop. It isn't necessary for girls, women and anything that refers to being female to be one of the worst traits a person can have. Honestly, that's sad because words like brave, smart, kind, wonderful and caring shouldn't be seen as something gender specific nor should their opposite words for that matter.