Masculinity In Stone Butch Blues

In contemporary society, where everyone craves for an individual identity, socially approved principles of femininity and masculinity, resulting from female and male bodies respectively, have presided over the chance of self-expression for each person in both the civic and personal dome. Femininity and masculinity are structured and well thought-out in a divergent binary, which causes to be the mishmash of male/feminine and female/masculine “atypical” and publically obnoxious while crossing borderlines. Individuals, who don’t succeed in executing their gender accurately, have to face strong reactions of hostility, denial and discrimination everywhere, because their “odd racialism” challenges the accepted customary type of the link between male/masculine …show more content…
It will prove beneficial for people, who have queer personality, can be from rustic or urbanite settings. Moreover this paper assist those in realizing their identity and finding their home who are going through the process of transgression or transgressed norms of gender and sexuality, negotiating their gender borders to have one suitable for them or create a third one. Life is full of struggle and this paper has analyzed the struggles with assertion to demand a space for oneself in the world where no one wants to accept one’s queer subjectivity and border transgression. During that struggle for home in the society, Feinberg has proficiently irradiated shimmers of contentment which one’s gets after lots of sufferings and tortures with an assurance of better life after post-revolution and transgression. This paper would be an addition to feminist and queer literature with an exploration of the themes of gender transgression and liberation from physical and psychological struggle while opting out a third