“I soon discovered that I had to figure out what kind of lesbian I was going to be. It was obvious to me almost immediately that I was very different from most other girls. I didn’t really fit into either role of ‘butch’ or ‘femme.’ I liked wearing makeup and dresses and heels, but I also liked to wear engineer’s boots and black tank tops.”
Portia de Rossi, in her memoir Unbearable Lightness, out Nov. 2.
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she sounds just like me. LOVE HER
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Note to Portia: we like you wearing all those things too
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