Recent Transgender Articles

More to it…???

| Sep 20, 2006 | Reply

So, I wear clothing designed for women. I paint my face to appear more like a female. Maybe most importantly, I try to act like a woman when I’m dressed. So obviously, this is more than a fetish. If it was just about the clothes, why do I adopt the character of a woman? That’s […]

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Some links worth following…

| Sep 13, 2006 | Reply

Helen Boyd has a new book coming out. “She’s Not the Man I Married” is the long-awaited follow-up to Helen’s “My Husband Betty”. (I say “long-awaited” with some irony, as I had no idea she was writing a follow up book.)

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True Transsexuals (Part III!)

| Sep 2, 2006 | Reply

I only started blogging about the theory of True Transsexuals because it happened to someone very close to me.  She started believing she was transsexual, and was headed down the transition road when she didn’t need to be.

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True Transsexuals (Part II)

| Aug 23, 2006 | Reply

So, going with the theory that there are transgendered people out there who claim to be transsexual, but perhaps aren’t:  What would cause someone to voluntarily run down that very rough road when they don’t have to? Why would someone put themselves through all that pain, all those difficulties that TS’s face, when they could […]

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True Transsexuals (Part I)

| Aug 15, 2006 | Reply

The first time I heard this term was about 5 years ago.  It made me angry.   The label smacks of elitism.  Of course, in context, it was used with a heaping dose of elitism.  The speaker was criticizing people who, in her view, were not really transsexual.  They were just playing at it.  Or something.

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Time keeps on slipping into the future.

| Aug 7, 2006 | Reply

June just zipped by, and it went so quickly, I think July got caught in the draft and was dragged along even faster.  Point is, here it is August of 2006.  It wasn’t all that long ago my friends were headed south for Southern Comfort.

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A mishmash…and an endorsement

| Jul 31, 2006 | Reply

I’m not sure how the real bloggers do it, or what the ettiquette is.  Is it proper to respond to blog comments with a new blog?  Or do you respond to the responses in the comment section of the original blog?  Or should a writer respond at all?  Oh, Brave New World!

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Wait/Weight Watchers

| Jul 26, 2006 | Reply

Over the years, I’ve voluntarily given up my transgendered pursuits several times.  It’s not purging, just a temporary suspension of activities.  For instance, after I got married, I lost interest in my femme side, and devoted all my time to my bride. But there were also plenty of occasions where the spirit was willing, but […]

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If they can do it there…

| Jul 16, 2006 | Reply

You can do it anywhere.  I thought this was rather cool.  Especially since I originally hail from Nebraska: Instead of just rolling over and playing dead as the forces of fear and hate do their thing, some people are standing up, coming out and fighting for their rights.  In Nebraska of all places.  How cool […]

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Hurray for boobies!

| Jul 11, 2006 | Reply

One of the most obvious indicators of being female is the presence of breasts.  If you’ve got ’em, you might just have an easier time passing.  And the more realistic, the better.   Sure, inserts and forms and rolled up socks are good, but cleavage will buy you some more credibility… Barring getting implants, or growing […]

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You’ve probably already seen this somewhere…

| Jul 8, 2006 | Reply

From the NTAC: Transgenders Claim FEMA Sex Change Scandal Was Fabricated, Fraudulent Last month, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) testified before a House Homeland Security subcommittee to spotlight $1.4 billion fraudulent waste of Emergency Assistance Funds (EAF) to Hurricane Katrina victims.  The unprecedented level of Federal Emergency Management Agency fraud was blared over television newscasts […]

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Some girls have it…

| Jul 6, 2006 | Reply

Some girls don’t.  I was chatting with a friend of mine this morning, and she was trying to talk me into going out tonight.  I’d love to, but it’s not in the budget. It’s an expensive hobby for me, considering at the very least, I like to wear false nails and they don’t come cheap. […]

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One of the best things I ever did…

| Jul 4, 2006 | Reply

…besides getting married, was to get my ears pierced.  It was at Be-All in Chicago 2 years ago.  My friend Alicia had had hers done and was raving about it, and I guess I succumbed to peer-pressure.  But, it was something I was thinking about anyway. Clip-ons were getting harder and harder to find.  Good […]

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Sex and the T-girl

| Jun 28, 2006 | Reply

Are there any crossdressing gals out there who have a steady, or at least regular relationship with a man? Even if it’s just for booty call, does it exist? Even on the down-low?I’m just being nosy. I can’t think of at anytime, hearing about such an arrangement. It must be the sex that trips people […]

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The Transgender Flag

| Jun 20, 2006 | Reply

This is one of several versions of the transgender flag I’ve been able to find on the Internet.  No offense to its creator, but, it doesn’t really say much about us as a group.  I mean, blue and pink stands for boy and girl, as does the symbol in the left hand corner.  But, it’s […]

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I am not a good looking man…

| Jun 13, 2006 | Reply

And I’ll be the first to admit it. For the most part, women do not flirt with me. The number of women I’ve met in say, a bar, and later dated, I can count on one hand. (Please, keep the masturbation jokes to yourself.) My wife thinks I’m attractive, but when I look at pictures […]

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Cop and Criminals

| Jun 12, 2006

It’s been a busy time in the GLBT arena.  In Washington, the “fundies” call for a vote on an amendment banning same-sex marriage.  They lost, but you have to wonder about the timing: It is Pride month after all. In Houston, a TS has come out of the closet, and hopes to keep her job.  […]

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Sasquatch prepares for Pride…

| Jun 4, 2006 | Reply

With Cincinnati’s Pride Festival just a week away, I’m already getting ready.  I used my adjustable clippers to trim down the hair on my arms.  I haven’t decided what I’m wearing, but if it’s sleeveless, or at least short sleeved, I won’t be too hairy.  My legs are posing a different problem.

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New hope for FTM’s????

| Jun 3, 2006

Over the years, I’ve had several good friends who were FTM.   And I hope for their sakes this new procedure will work for them:

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No Prom for you.

| May 24, 2006

Eighteen-year-old Kevin Logan says he is a homosexual who is exploring his sexual identity. He has dressed as a female while attending classes this year. Logan arrived last Friday for the prom wearing a fuchsia, slinky prom dress and heels but was not allowed inside. School officials say its school policy that males can’t wear […]

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Window dressing to the soul

| May 22, 2006

We’ve all heard the cliche about the eyes being window dressing for the soul.  And the thing about cliches is, they’re often true.  Else they wouldn’t have become cliche in the first place. 

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Idealism comes back and bites me in the ass.

| May 17, 2006

I’ve been on this anti-photo kick lately.  Simply put, I’ve left the camera at home the last few times I’ve gone out.  And there are a lot of good reasons behind the decision: 1. It’s an expensive thing, and some day, someone at the bar is going to walk off with it. 2. It’s so […]

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The missing link

| May 15, 2006

If you’ve spent any amount of time online, in a chat room or with an instant messanger, you’ve probably encountered that mysterious creature known as an “admirer”.  But what is an admirer, really?

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Fetishes

| May 9, 2006

I typically don’t like to talk about what turns me on, because well, it’s supposed to be a secret.  It’s like Superman telling the world about his Kryptonite weakness, where to acquire Kryptonite, and how best to send it to him.

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Swimsuit Season

| May 6, 2006

Spring has finally arrived in the Northern Hemisphere, and as the temperature climbs, the weight and amount of clothing we wear decreases.  And unfortunately, all that stored-up winter fat is now on full display.

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The Foundation

| Apr 26, 2006

Honestly, I don’t feel all that comfortable revealing my makeup secrets to the world like this.  But, it’s what the People want, and Ronnie Rho is all about the People.

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