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Dear /pol/ I wanna talk about he funny word Tomboy and how it doesn't exist in my culture. Not anywhere near your definition.

We have two words for boyish girls.
Muskobanjrasta - Manlike (Girl)
Seoska Cura - Picture related.

I wanna know how this whole thing started. I lived in a very traditional family here and so my grandparents, parents and me lived in the same house all the way until everyone died.

My grandma was what you'd call a "Village Girl" that means she had broad shoulders, was used to hard labor by age 8 and was tough as nails. She lived till 92 and she dug and weeded that garden of hers until the day she died literally.

Tomboys in essence to be are Twing Village Girls. They're some imaginary dogshit the US created that basically a male phantasy a biologically high estrogen woman feminine as fuck but she male hobbies somehow.

Actually high T girls with male hobbies look like it. They're on average ugly, they have broad shoulders, and they like to be aggressive and to do physical things.

Meanwhile tomboys are literally just girl twinks.
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More of that type of girl.
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And they stay this body type their entire life.
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