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Re: 比較 瑪利諾(MCS) / St Mary / Good Hope
Agree with BillyM, 'LES' is different from Tomboys.
Just to supplement -- Tomboys are indeed quite common in girls schools (my school during my time) . Why?
First , girls entered into their puberty much earlier than boys , and we were curious at that time to know more. The more we're being supressed, the more we wanted to know. I remembered when I was in F.3, there was a books exhibition held in our school library. My schoolmates and I flipped through a book about sex education for teenagers -- . We're giggling but didn't make any noise. The laser eyed discipline mistress saw me and demanded me to pick out that book and turn to the exact page that we're looking at. I got no alternatives but to show her, her commetns were: "How come you've got such a dirty mind!"
Wow, I thought that book was meant for us to read.
So the more we're suppressed, our curiousity eroded. At that time, I guess we're (most of us) sort of horny and flirty ...and we could only turn towards one another for some kind of emotional support / relief.
Of course, we all had someone we favored , we tended to adore someone who were good at certain sports,music and wanted to be their pal / buddy (accredited by our puberty, I suppose) . More still, girls are in nature more troublesome than boys, we're jealous of each other, very gossipy, and wanted attention. If we could attach to a famous star or someone we really admired at school, we'd look good and feel good about it.
For some who're not so outstanding and most of the time being disadvantaged by their outlook ( those who got dressed up in a more masculine way with their hair cut short-- their parents and our sisters thought that was great as it meant they're good students, never thinking about boys therefore were not particular about their appearance) - they needed some kind of reassurance as well.
THis gave rise to the Tomboys-- they probably wanted some kind of recognition or acknowledgement so they started dating girls. Some girls were interested to gang up with them probably due to some kind of perceived status they thought they had attained. Well, yes, they did make some noise and drama but the majority never bothered. Remember that I mentioned earlier that TB 1 fought with TB 2 for a very feminine girl ? Do you know what happened after they graduated ---
TB 1 became a clinical psychologist (I don't have her contact anymore but I saw her once on TV)
TB 2 became a Flight Attendant ! Can you believe it? She has 2 sons now.
Feminine girl -- no one is interested, I suppose.
I guess acting as a TB is just a stage of life in girls schools but never linger for long. Whatever happened would just be a good and amusing memory for all.
Lesbians, I believe is a more complicated issue. Either this characteristic was inborn or these people had really encountered some kind of mishaps or fortunes (in another way) that triggered this preference.
Charwes , why boys seldom have this problem at school? ----- HA , simply because boys are more innocent (a decent word for stupid!!! just joking!!)
Boys don't enter into their puberty as early as girls ... my brother still wore briefs and ran around the house when he was 12!! By the time they do, their voice changed and made them very shy to speak out (how to ascertain his sexual identity? ) When this embarassing stage is over, their HKCEE should be coming -- where's the time and how to get rid of Mom's nagging again?
Hey, It seems that raising up boys is easier than girls?
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