Natalie is not ...

Was that the conversation they had Natalie didn't want to bring up a child on her own? A great scene by the way. And I agree, just because she dresses like a man and is a plumber doesn't mean a thing. A lot of people have that opinion of her and they can't base it on how they see her or what she does.

I don't think her sexuality is relevant. I understand why people would draw that conclusion, but that look of hers was quite common in those times. My mother had a similar look (minus the glasses).

Not that her speaking about children would mean she'd want a man as well, though.