We all know them. They’re the girls who dress up to go to
the gym, the ones who wear dresses on the coldest of cold days, heels in snow.
I’m not really one of those girls.
I’m the one over in the corner, jeans cuffed, chuck taylors
scuffed, tattooed, filling out my NCAA March Madness Bracket. I make better
friends with guys, and I make “That’s What She Said” jokes pretty much on the
daily. And I am sure you’re annoyed with me.
Wearing workout clothes to not only the gym or the trails,
but the grocery store, the library, and sometimes even the bar, well it just
comes natural. I would rather watch sports, play sports, or even read about
sports than do my makeup in the morning, much less to go to the gym.
If I’m going to a party, or work, or anywhere, I will find a
way to wear a tshirt and jeans. Even if I have to wear a fancy tshirt.
In any case, it is not an act. I’m not trying to be one of
the guys it just happens to work out that way.
I prefer a good beer to a fancy schmancy mixed drink. Even
with my gluten intolerance. I’d pick a steak over a salad, or just put the
salad on the side.
I still love to
wear a pretty dress and get all dolled up for a night out, and it makes me feel
happy when someone tells me I look good, not just when they’re surprised to see
I own a dress.
And guys, my laughter at your
dirty jokes and the fact that I will help you get any girl in the bar doesn’t
excuse your ignorance of my femininity. I am a good friend and will be one to
you but not if you abuse it. Just because I don’t have an ulterior motive to
make you my boyfriend doesn’t mean you get to walk all over me.
Yes, I get really into NCAA
sports and I know a lot more about a team than just their uniform colors and
no, I probably won’t order a salad if we go on a date but I am a warm blooded,
full blown girl. Please don’t forget that.
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