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silentwriter180
I grew up on a farm in Hawaii. There was one other girl who lived in my neighborhood, but she was pretty much a Barbie doll queen, and not into getting muddy with us boys. I was more into bike riding, playing football & baseball, and...
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Written on February 18th, 2012
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MsJims
i was a tomboy. ya know, all those stereotypes: climbing trees, squeezing bugs, rolling in the mud type. it's not that big of a deal, but the bad thing was that i didn't know the definition of a tomboy when i was little. you don't know...
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Written on February 5th, 2013
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Dreamsage
I've been a tomboy nearly all my life. When I were a kid/teen I woud rather die than put a skirt or dress. I was a carefree kid and hated anything that restricted my movements. Never really liked putting make-up on either, never got why...
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Written on September 1st, 2012
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I looked more or less like the picture, cap, large jeans, shirt, sweat, sneakers. Until I was 14/15, that was all. I loved to be in the trees, did craps, I often came home with holes in my clothes, covered in mud, hurt because of a...
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Written on February 27th, 2008
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LiesandLace
When I was growing up I only had me, myself, and I to play with. My mom was a business women and my dad was usually at work-then their was my neighbors.They were both boys so the only influence around me that time was my male neighbors...
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Written on April 10th, 2011
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Lucidblue
Growing up, I was never the girlie girl. Sure I had dolls and stuff, but I enjoyed playing with hot wheels and lego, as much as I did my dolls. I enjoyed putting on my skates and skating on the rink my dad flooded in the back yard in...
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Written on March 10th, 2011
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Analaa
When I was a child, I for sure was a tomboy. I had two guy cousins in the same grade as me. I did everything with them to playing with bugs all the way to be being on the boys' team for boys chasing girls. I enjoyed being with boys...
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Written on April 26th, 2013
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GivenTake
building forts, shimmying poles, scaling walls and climbing trees – earned bruises from time to time and have battle scars here and there from recklessness.
It wasn’t that I acted like a boy; more so, I enjoyed playing...
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Written on April 19th, 2010
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seasaltisland
I was a big tomboy when I was in Elementary right up to Jr. high but i hanged out with girls, but I never wore girly things. I liked skateboarding, I was always hyper, I wore boys clothes, was and still proudly am a game addict etc.. I...
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Written on April 25th, 2013
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CaliGirl3
I grew up with brothers & think that if I was a girly girl I probably would have gotten beaten up on a regular basis. So it was a good thing I fit in with them. I loved my dirt bike, fort, and building all of those super...
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Written on July 30th, 2008
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all4mmm
My first childhood friend thought I was a boy when we met.
His parents were friends with mine and they brought him over to play one day.
We were 4 years old in my sand box playing with Tonka trucks. I...
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Written on August 6th, 2009
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soulrunher
Well, as a child I was definitely a tomboy, so does that mean now as a woman I am a tom man? I still have tomboy tendencies. It's just me.
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Written on April 26th, 2013
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TolstoiFan
As a girl I enjoyed doing boy stuff. I preferred building forts to playing with dolls. I collected rocks, shells, did little physics experiments and wore boy clothes. I played baseball and finally was the only girl on the boy's soccer...
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Written on February 22nd, 2012
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BonnieKnox
I started being a tomboy when I was about 4 years old.
My mother liked dresses for me and I hated them, I considered them unconfortable, I would take them out a time my mother gave up and allowed me to wear boy clothes. I only had a...
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Written on April 5th, 2009
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aftermath
When I was eight years old my baby sister arrived. My brother and I knew things were changing. Mom and dad fought a lot. They used the word "divorce" all the time but we didn't know what it meant or what it...
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Written on July 26th, 2008
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