switch boy

Definition

A guy who confidently rocks different gender expressions and styles depending on his mood or the occasion—basically refusing to be boxed in by one aesthetic. He's flexible with fashion and identity without apologizing for it.

Example Usage

John shows up to school in a dress one day and cargo pants the next; he's a total switch boy and honestly has better style than anyone else here.

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