A woman is walking along the sidewalk on a windy day. The wind begins blowing stronger and stronger until its fierce enough to blow her away. Yet, she continues to walk defiantly against the wind. She leans forward against the impermeable gusts of wind. That scene summarized the ...
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Sometimes, when you come across a TV series so ambitious, you doubt that they can pull it off. I had an experience like this before with How I Met Your Mother. I wanted to see this, because I was a huge Buffy fan and it starred Alyson Hannigan. It also starred Doogie Howser. Afte...
Whatever happened to Fay Wray? That delicate satin draped frame As it clung to her thigh How I started to cry Cause I wanted to be dressed just the same – Dr. Frank-N-Furter ”Rose Tint My World” I want to thank Michelle Liefde for giving me really good insight...
Have you ever thought about why you are who you are (or even what you are)? I do; I think about it often. I’ve been dreaming about being a girl ever since I was a T-toddler. I was never petticoated, although I remember my sisters dressed me up once when I was five or six; put m...
Imagine entering a room full of strangers. It doesn’t matter which, perhaps it’s your school, your workplace or maybe a Pride Festival. What may cross your mind is coming up with an ice breaker and mentally preparing your elevator speech about yourself. Most people ar...
Now that we have had articles about an overview of tv and movies, tv characters, inspirational song interpretations, and a movie review. It feels like a good time to write a review on a book. There is lots of fiction found online that is specifically geared towards our communitie...
With the continuing battle over transgender people in the military; One famous crossdressing television character has been repeatedly memed by people debating the issue, Corporal Maxwell Q. Klinger from Toledo, OH. I am not going to debate the issue of the transgender ban. I thin...
Though many may not realize that crossdressing and transgender characters have been present for a very long time first in print and then in the visual mediums, film and television. We are to be found in the works of Virginia Wolfe, Shakespeare, Byron, Bronte, Twain, Tolkien in ...
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