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The Week In Transgenderism 7/29/12

| Jul 30, 2012 | Reply

A young TG from Ohio has paid over $70,000 to look like Britney Spears. A TG student in England was told to go home and put on a boy’s school uniform. Willam is riled up at a certain chicken chain. There’s a new foreign center for SRS. It’s all in TWIT!

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The Artist D Sounding Off — Age is a Numbers Thing

| Jul 30, 2012 | Reply

The Artist D is pretty much against all imposed characteristics, those imposed by society that is. And she’s all for people acting their age. She just feels you should act the age you feel not the age society says you are.

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Perpetual Change — “A Book Of Songs For Anne Marie” by Baby Dee

| Jul 30, 2012 | Reply

Pamela DeGroff is a big booster of musicians who can actually play their instruments. That’s why she’s a big champion of the musician, composer and singer Baby Dee. She reviews Baby Dee’s “A Book of Songs For Anne Marie.”

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Crossdressing and No Fault Divorce

| Jul 30, 2012 | Reply

Dee Levy feels there’s always someone to blame when a marriage hits the rocks and breaks apart. And she warns that while many states have No Fault Divorce the states that don’t are sure to have crossdresser’s wives saving evidence for the trial.

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The Letter

| Jul 23, 2012 | Reply

For some reason radical feminists are upset about transsexuals. Are they not really feminists but just a man haters club? Quit possibly. A publisher was set to release a book by a radical feminist. Dallas Denny and and Jamison Green sent the publisher a letter and told them to stop.

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Leah Does Chicago

| Jul 23, 2012 | Reply

Linda meets a good friend who tells Linda about her adventures going to and being at the 2012 Be All Conference in Chicago. As a result Linda learns an important lesson about the benefits of transgender conferences.

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Tabloids & Men’s Soft Core — Part Four

| Jul 23, 2012 | Reply

This is the fourth installment of our TGF Rerun series examining how TGs were portrayed in cheap tabloids in past decades. Men were the target audience for these publications, and their yellowed yellow journalism tells us how we looked to some guys in the years between 1949 and 1977. This installment ran in TGF in 1998.

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The Week In Transgenderism 7/16/12

| Jul 16, 2012 | Reply

Harisu has a video for her new single release. A movie about hijra is pulling big crowds in India. The Episcopal Church authorizes TG priests. There are more documentaries about TGs. A transwoman wants to be Korea’s next Top Model. How is Doc Severinson connected to the TG world? Find out all about it in TWIT!

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TVvocalizers — “Silver Wells” by Justin Vivian Bond

| Jul 16, 2012 | Reply

Justin Vivian Bond has a new CD called “Silver Wells.” Bond covers songs from artists as diverse as Kate Bush, Leonard Cohen, Joni Mitchell and Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weil. Pamela De Groff takes us through the CD in her review of Bond’s latest offering.

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Summer Days Driftin’ Away

| Jul 16, 2012 | Reply

Sophie Lynne is a summer girl. She loves the heat, the summer outfits, the cool drinks and fun in the sun. But she also hates the humidity, the harmful UV rays, the melting makeup and her inability to look hot in a bikini. What’s a girl to do? Check out Sophie’s solution in her column today.

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Book Review: “Something to Confess”

| Jul 16, 2012 | Reply

One day a crossdresser, who has been in the closet for his entire marriage, can’t keep it inside anymore and tells his wife he has something to confess. That’s the theme of a new book by Karen Adler. Our Tasidevil took some time to read the book and provides us with a review.

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The Week In Transgenderism 7/9/12

| Jul 9, 2012 | Reply

Pejic was back on the runway. The Thai TS elected to local government has to wear a male uniform. Argentina has handed out its first ID cards for TGs. A transwoman alleges the D.C. police mistreated her. Harisu makes a comeback, and a lot more in TWIT.

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What Length is Your Skirt?

| Jul 9, 2012 | Reply

If you’re a typical crossdresser then you love wearing skirts. Our fashion maven Tasi Zuriack has made skirts the subject of this column. How to pick the best length skirt to flatter your figure. Which lengths to avoid, and what to wear with your skirt for maximum fashion impact — Tasi tells all.

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Banning Boob Sweat

| Jul 9, 2012 | Reply

Boob sweat. It’s a problem that hasn’t gotten enough attention. Now that summer is here and boob sweat is causing CD cleavage to slip we look for some solutions to the moisture problem. Fortunately women suffer from boob sweat, too. We found a couple of possible cures.

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Stop Crossdressing…

| Jul 9, 2012 | Reply

Can you? Should you? Have you tried? Do you want to stop? Does your wife want you to stop? Have you stopped? What about the sites like stopcrossdressing.com? Are you cured yet? Some believe that crossdressing is purely an addiction and can be stopped. Have you been on the sites that encourage you to stop […]

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The Week In Transgenderism 7/2/12

| Jul 2, 2012 | Reply

It’s all the TG news you ever need every week in TWIT. This week there are drag races in New Zealand, a Best Dressed Contest infiltrated by a drag queen, a teen TG prom queen, discrimination by the police in Toronto, Chaz Bono on Degrassi and a whole lot more.

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The Artist D Sounding Off — Doubt

| Jul 2, 2012 | Reply

The Artist D maintains that doubt causes a lot of problems for not just TGs, but everyone. Those who are successful don’t give in to their doubt. They persevere and go for what they want. Get the whole concept straight from The Artist D! She’s Sounding Off!

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Perpetual Change — “Baby Dee Goes Down To Amsterdam”

| Jul 2, 2012 | Reply

Pam DeGroff has filed a CD review of a live CD by transgender musician Baby Dee for this edition of Perpetual Change. The CD is titled “Baby Dee Goes Down To Amsterdam.” Pam also gives us some music news about Georgie Jessup and more!

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A Serious Word From The Publisher

| Jun 25, 2012 | Reply

As we come up to the end of the second quarter 2012, for the first time since its inception, TGForum has gone into the “red” in bookkeeper parlance. There was not enough revenue this quarter to meet expenses. I personally put a lot of time into making sure the back-end of TGForum works properly so […]

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The Week In Transgenderism 6/25/12

| Jun 25, 2012 | Reply

Is that a little old lady or a TV? What’s this about Justin Vivian Bond being a minister? Dr. Christine McGinn is in a movie? Laura Jane Grace speaks. There’s a photo exhibit of Parisian TV prostitutes coming soon. A would-be TV prostitute learns her fate. Conan uses the T word. And more!

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How to Play Better Golf en Femme

| Jun 25, 2012 | Reply

It seems our long-time reporter Linda Jensen is branching out to write for other magazines. A friend of ours has sent us an advance cover of Golf Parade containing a story by Linda titled, “How to Play Better Golf en Femme.” Can this be true? We asked Linda to explain.

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After All These Years

| Jun 25, 2012 | Reply

This month Dallas Denny brings words of encouragement to transsexuals who lost their loves when they transitioned. Dallas was exploring virtual worlds when she found, after all these years, a real love.

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Tabloids & Men’s Soft Core: Part 3

| Jun 25, 2012 | Reply

This is the third installment of our series examining how we classy transgendered folks were portrayed in cheap tabloids, the progenitors of today’s supermarket sensational press, and risqué men’s magazines; an innocent genre of porn which was more naughty than raunchy.

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The Week In Transgenderism 6/18/12

| Jun 18, 2012 | Reply

It’s The Week In Transgenderism with all the news you need to keep up with the happenings in our transgender world. Sharon Needles gets a day in Pittsburgh. Carmen Carerra gets punked. Foxxjazell raps. April Ashley gets the MBE. And more!

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Transvocalizers — Trauma Flintstone

| Jun 18, 2012 | Reply

Trauma Flintstone is one of those people most of us envy-she’s multi-talented, and just doesn’t seem to ever have any “down time” in her career. She’s one of the best known drag entertainers in San Francisco, and also finds time to function as a composer, arranger, musician, cabaret singer and performance artist. As an actor, […]

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The Week In Transgenderism 6/11/12

| Jun 11, 2012 | Reply

A professor tries transvestite prostitution — he’s caught. Miss Pennsylvania quits the pageant to protest TG contestants. Miss USA is cool with TG contestants. TV Grayson Perry has a TV show about taste. Trans United for Obama is formed. CeCe McDonald is sentenced, and more.

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