Lezmoto | September 25, 2010 | Comments (11)
Of all the things called out to me by common street vermin whilst enjoying my daily commute via public transit, alone, I might add, these are never among them:
- You fucking dyke (!!!)
- Stupid lesbian bitch
- Burn in hell
However, it’s possible that something in my fancy new haircut just screams THE GAY, because today all of these were screamed at me when I snapped “F U C K O F F” politely thwarted somebody’s advances to “massage me” on my way home today. I was thrilled! Well, aside from the fact that he chased me around the block to scream these things at me, I was thrilled! Me?! A dyke?! A fucking dyke, no less! Why, sir, thank you for noticing! Indeed, thank you kindly. Except, you know, really, just shove off.
Lest one of my self-defense comrades read this and sulk with disapproval, I fell into step with two older women pushing a stroller, and made a mental note that the baby store was closed and I’d have to either hop a fence into the school or run across the street into a boutique for safety’s sake, if necessary (ooh, shopping).
I came home extremely giddy about the homophobic remarks, also about the massive beer stein I brought home from an epic Oktoberfest party at work, and while that sounds ridiculous if not self-hating, let me remind you of one small thing:
I AM FEMME.
This was a first! I excitedly told the tomboy all about it. She teased me about while she took these photos. Did you get called a lesbian bitch today? Giggle. Did someone say you’re a fucking dyke? Ooh! Me! I did, I did!
You can tell because I’m cracking up down there.
Black Pant: Silence & Noise
Black Top with gold knotted chain detail: Banana Republic
Black Boots: Dolce Vita for Target
Crossbody Satchel: Relic
Navy Vest: H&M
Hair: Elevation Salon (Paul)
Anyway, the REAL burning question is: Doesn’t this bike look just my size?






Scent: In keeping with today’s sartorial theme, I chose Heeley’s Cardinal for review. Look for notes of incense, cistus, grey amber, patchouli and vetiver. It does loom rather ominously both out of the decant and upon first application, and perhaps it’s because I’ve not spent much time in cathedrals thick with incense, but this is definitely less gothic and more…well, it’s sharp and like hearing the soprano-only section of what is obviously a richly tectured choral arrangement. It seems like folks enjoy this layered with other types of fragrances, but I’m having a little bit of difficulty imaging something that deserves to be punished by this. Sorry, Heeley! FAIL!

