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    '''Futch''' is a term use to describe a lesbian, bisexual, or otherwise [[sapphic]] woman (or [[Gender Alignment|feminine-aligned]] [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] person) who [[Gender Presentation|presents]] with an equal mix of feminine ([[femme]]) and masculine ([[butch]]) traits. They typically dress and present themselves in a way that in gender neutral or androgynous, not going too far towards masculine or feminine. Futch people can be [[cisgender]] or [[transgender]].
    '''Futch''' is a term use to describe a lesbian, bisexual, or otherwise [[sapphic]] woman (or [[Gender Alignment|feminine-aligned]] [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] person) who [[Gender Presentation|presents]] with an equal mix of feminine ([[femme]]) and masculine ([[butch]]) traits. They typically dress and present themselves in a way that in gender neutral or androgynous, not going too far towards masculine or feminine. Futch people can be [[cisgender]] or [[transgender]].
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    Revision as of 14:11, 20 August 2020

    The futch flag.

    Futch is a term use to describe a lesbian, bisexual, or otherwise sapphic woman (or feminine-aligned non-binary person) who presents with an equal mix of feminine (femme) and masculine (butch) traits. They typically dress and present themselves in a way that in gender neutral or androgynous, not going too far towards masculine or feminine. Futch people can be cisgender or transgender.

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