Claudia Oshry
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When like, I feel like a man, but also a woman. And everyone was like, excuse me, can you clarify? And she is clarifying sort of saying I'm a woman, except for the days when I'm a man.
When like, I feel like a man, but also a woman. And everyone was like, excuse me, can you clarify? And she is clarifying sort of saying I'm a woman, except for the days when I'm a man.
So she did an in-depth Rolling Stone interview where I've seen like a couple of the things like pull quotes. She seems fucking insufferable, I have to say. But this one obviously caught my eye because it's a very interesting way to say like gender identity. So she said, some days I'm a woman, some days I'm a man. That's a lyric on an upcoming song of hers.
So she did an in-depth Rolling Stone interview where I've seen like a couple of the things like pull quotes. She seems fucking insufferable, I have to say. But this one obviously caught my eye because it's a very interesting way to say like gender identity. So she said, some days I'm a woman, some days I'm a man. That's a lyric on an upcoming song of hers.
So she did an in-depth Rolling Stone interview where I've seen like a couple of the things like pull quotes. She seems fucking insufferable, I have to say. But this one obviously caught my eye because it's a very interesting way to say like gender identity. So she said, some days I'm a woman, some days I'm a man. That's a lyric on an upcoming song of hers.
And of course, the interviewer had questions about it. So the interviewer was Chapel Roan. Sorry, that's an important thing. So Chapel Roan. I asked her how. I'm going to keep on dancing down in West Hollywood. Okay, well, I actually chose this story because I wanted to ask you a question. Like, you know, you're a man, but are there days when you feel like a woman?
And of course, the interviewer had questions about it. So the interviewer was Chapel Roan. Sorry, that's an important thing. So Chapel Roan. I asked her how. I'm going to keep on dancing down in West Hollywood. Okay, well, I actually chose this story because I wanted to ask you a question. Like, you know, you're a man, but are there days when you feel like a woman?
And of course, the interviewer had questions about it. So the interviewer was Chapel Roan. Sorry, that's an important thing. So Chapel Roan. I asked her how. I'm going to keep on dancing down in West Hollywood. Okay, well, I actually chose this story because I wanted to ask you a question. Like, you know, you're a man, but are there days when you feel like a woman?
And I was going to say, I actually feel like you feel most like a woman when Chapel Roan comes on.
And I was going to say, I actually feel like you feel most like a woman when Chapel Roan comes on.
And I was going to say, I actually feel like you feel most like a woman when Chapel Roan comes on.
That's enough. That's my job.
That's enough. That's my job.
That's enough. That's my job.
I'm a woman, but there are days where I feel like a man. And I would say some of those days include when there's any sort of job or project that needs to get done in the house that requires like nails and a hammer. Okay.
I'm a woman, but there are days where I feel like a man. And I would say some of those days include when there's any sort of job or project that needs to get done in the house that requires like nails and a hammer. Okay.
I'm a woman, but there are days where I feel like a man. And I would say some of those days include when there's any sort of job or project that needs to get done in the house that requires like nails and a hammer. Okay.