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I would prefer if mostly butch and masc lesbians would give their thoughts and input!
I heard a butch lesbian say that "butch" refers to lesbians who rejected femininity from young, and that it refers both to personal style as well as a certain demeanor, while "masc" refers to lesbians who are simply masculine in style with no specific demeanor, and they could've been feminine for some time before.
What are your thoughts on this? She's the first one I heard it from. She's also well versed in lesbian history so maybe this is a distinction that existed in the past but got lost over the years.
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