Someone you can totally be yourself around and not give a care in the world about your actions or feelings because they won't judge you for the stupid things you may do or say.
by Michelle December 28, 2004
by MICHELLE April 08, 2005
n. (also v.): 1. Deliberately sending mixed messages about ones sex, usually through ones dress (e.g., wearing a skirt and a beard).
It is based upon the belief/idea that either gender does not exist (but only in the context of culture) or that there are multipule genders (beyond male and female), including but not limited to transgender.
It is giving a statement of freedom for all genders in a society where gender confines people. It does not mean that a guy wearing a dress is gay... He is just genderfucking; gender, sex, and sexuality are separate characteristics.
Although usually viewed as a new phenomenon, genderfuck may be as old as humankind. Notable premodern examples include the witches in Macbeth, who would have been played by men with beards in cross-dress.
It is based upon the belief/idea that either gender does not exist (but only in the context of culture) or that there are multipule genders (beyond male and female), including but not limited to transgender.
It is giving a statement of freedom for all genders in a society where gender confines people. It does not mean that a guy wearing a dress is gay... He is just genderfucking; gender, sex, and sexuality are separate characteristics.
Although usually viewed as a new phenomenon, genderfuck may be as old as humankind. Notable premodern examples include the witches in Macbeth, who would have been played by men with beards in cross-dress.
1: "Why is does that boy have long hair and a skirt?"
2: "He genderfucks." or "He's a genderfucker" or "He's genderfucking."
1: "So, then, he's gay?"
2: "No, He's an ally."
OR
"I dress genderfuck."
"I am genderfuck."
2: "He genderfucks." or "He's a genderfucker" or "He's genderfucking."
1: "So, then, he's gay?"
2: "No, He's an ally."
OR
"I dress genderfuck."
"I am genderfuck."
by Michelle April 27, 2003
by Michelle December 12, 2003