Culture
We’re Witnessing The Unnecessary Death Of The Tomboy
Scraped knees, grimy nails, soda-induced burps, and loud chatter. All signs pointed to a childhood phase, but the fleeting behaviors of young girls are now subject to cross-dressing, puberty blockers, and surgery.
By Andrea Mew4 min read
Many of us experienced our “tomboy” age from early childhood into our teen years. Today, tomboy girls are no longer allowed to just be, experiencing what is an entirely natural phase. As a feminine woman who grew up embracing rowdier, boyish behavior, I, along with many others, am concerned about the unnecessary death of the tomboy.