In the Jules centric special episode titled "Fuck Anyone Who's Not a Sea Blob", Jules further explains her relationship towards femininity and being transgender as something "deeply spiritual" and personal to her. In Season 2, when being asked how many men she’s slept with she states " In fact it’s an irrelevant question cause I’m no longer interested in men." Gender She then knows that she already is a real woman. When she meets her now girlfriend Rue Bennett she realizes that she likes girls, and that she does not need to sleep or be with men to conquer femininity, and be a true woman. She believes these men are validating her womanhood. She states that " I feel like if I conquer men I conquer femininity".
This can be why it is sometimes harder for trans women to figure out their sexuality, which is what happened in Jules case. Jules connects conquering femininity, and being a real woman to sleeping with random adult men she meets through dating apps, which is a part of dealing with gender identity. Please help improve this article by editing it. This section is in need of major improvement. Her hair occasionally has streaks of color, such as pink or purple. Jules focuses on her eye makeup, usually wearing very bright and unblended eye-shadow which suits her hooded eye shape. Her makeup often reflects her emotions, and tells a story of its own. This could either be her exploring her fashion sense as she cares less about male attraction, or it could be a reflection of her mental state, as she deals with the burden of many things around her at the second half of the show. Over the course of the series, she explores with darker colors and looser clothing. It is hinted that she dresses this way to seem more attractive to men, which helps her validate her femininity and womanhood as a transgender woman. She shows off her figure with tennis skirts and tight fitting tops. In the beginning of the series, Jules is seen wearing a lot of very feminine and pastel clothing with bright makeup.
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