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larryhammerI've complained before about seeing a man (and it has always been a man) drive up to somewhere (usually an office building) and get out, whereupon a woman in the passenger seat also gets out and switches over to the driver's seat, and heads off as he goes inside. It is, to me, confusing behavior -- if the point is to drop the husband (or whatever status he is) off at work, why not have him passenge and avoid all the shuffling? Well, whatever.
In any case, I've now seen a new variation. This time it was not a man, but a butch woman.
(And yes, she kissed her femme before heading into work.)
---L.
Subject quote from "A Fuller Wine," Abigail Washburn.
In any case, I've now seen a new variation. This time it was not a man, but a butch woman.
(And yes, she kissed her femme before heading into work.)
---L.
Subject quote from "A Fuller Wine," Abigail Washburn.