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Both of these events elicited a good amount of gossip and conversation and speculation and reflection, and basically became the talk of our little frisbee township, with most everyone agreeing that there’s nothing wrong with a little gender shifting, while at the same time no one seemed truly comfortable with it. (People were in agreement, however, that men should stay the heck out of the women’s divisions at disc golf tournaments.)

I remembered two Halloweens where I dressed up as a woman, the 1st time during my junior year at UNH, where I decked myself out as a black woman. Both times my long blond hair enhanced the effect, and both times careful attention was paid to creating large perfect breasts. These Halloween experiments with cross-dressing occurred roughly a decade apart, the second time in Atlanta within the context of our extended ultimate frisbee community, which was rife with lesbians.

I love lesbians. Being with lesbians makes me want to be a lesbian, and they never fail to charge the air with their particular sexuality — though maybe that’s just the typical straight guy thing where whatever lesbians are doing I just want to be a part of it, even if it’s just holding a camera, or a whip, or whatever. When it comes to lesbians I just want to be in the room. I got on so well with lesbians that I played on the Atlanta women’s team (they weren’t ALL lesbians) several times when they played in the men’s division at tournaments in preparation for their run at Nationals…continued in long description of X-Out Gold Line Saint Pro, Bur.

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