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Tomboy and gender expression
Tomboy and gender expression. The maturity of uncertainty.
We all have gender expression. And in most cases, the first time we stumbled upon our gender is at birth (or ultrasound scan) when we show our genitals, I am a girl, I am a boy. At that moment, everything on that day and at that place is supposed to be and will be a man or a woman, is sealed to us like a second skin.
Bible and homosexuality: the word of god.
Bible and homosexuality: the word of god | homophobic bible
In 382 of our era was released one of the most influential books in the history of humanity. A compendium of jewish and christian sacred texts, duly reviewed and approved by the Roman Curia. The bible, the biblical canon or the vulgate. From this moment the word of the christian god was one and, they always told us so, it clearly said that this god did not love homosexuals. Or this has been led to believe.

What Is Gender?
Pabupop – 24/05/2026

Gender is often presented as something natural, fixed and immutable. Many people believe that being a man or a woman is an automatic consequence of biology. However, when we look at history, cultural diversity and human experience, a far more complex reality begins to emerge. Ideas about masculinity, femininity and…Read more
Sexual Plasticity
Pabupop – 11/05/2026

For a long time, people believed that a person’s sexuality was fixed, predetermined and immutable: a sort of internal essence that accompanied an individual throughout life with little or no change. According to this traditional view, a person was born heterosexual or homosexual, male or female, and these characteristics remained…Read more
g0y, not gay
Pabupop – 01/10/2019

Some suggest that the g0y phenomenon arose in the groups of skaters and surfers. Photo: Bromance, by Todd F Niemand, used with CC BY-NC 2.0 / resized and optimized. Some years ago I read an article explaining briefly what g0y men were. Even though I thought homoerotic relationships between heterosexual…Read more

Tomboy and gender expression