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By Abigail Eleanor · Posted
I had a similar experience with a voice coach; she tried real hard to get me to discern two voice components...namely buzz and vocal weight. Try as I might, I just couldn't hear the differences in the example tracks she played for me. Maybe it's my marginal hearing 👂 Anyway I'm interested in a way to practice, is there a group doing this? ! -
By Ivy · Posted
Apparently the Proud Boys were instrumental in getting an event cancelled in Ohio yesterday. https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/local/2022/12/03/royal-oak-school-drag-storytime-canceled-proud-boys-protest-columbus/69691753007/ Guess there's a trend here now. -
By Ivy · Posted
I certainly am not implying that this was a Christianly motivated incident. In fact I believe the majority of Christians would condemn it. I also think that the people being questioned have "plausible deniability" even if they know about it. I do think it is worth noting that there was a recent incident in this same part of the state, with armed men protesting a "Drag Brunch". Of course the perpetrators would have to actually be caught, and convicted which I'm not so optimistic about. It seems to have been well coordinated, so it was apparently not a "lone wolf" thing. I live in a fairly red county in NC myself. (The dems sometimes don't even bother to field candidates) I have been pretty open about my life. To get my name changed recently, I had to post it all at the courthouse publicly. When I was in Wallyworld this morning a guy gave me the hairy eyeball. I just brushed it off, but then when I got home I saw this stuff. Now I'm beginning to wonder… -
By Marcie Jensen · Posted
This is from the second article: "Last night, unknown individuals vandalized at least two substations in Moore County with criminal intent. Motive for this crime remains unknown. From this, it appears that the local authorities have no idea as to who did this or why, despite interviewing a local conservative, and apparently an evangelical Christian, activist. Ms. Caraballo's conclusions are simply a matter of ill considered opinion not supported by fact. Presently, there is no evidence connecting "fascists" to this act (although I suspect othe4rwise). Nor is this an example of "terrorism." Rather, it is a criminal act of the basest sort. Additionally, as a practicing Presbyterian (someday I may get it right) minister, I can state categorically that most denominations including the Episcopalians, Lutherans, Nazarenes, Methodists etc., do NOT condone this sort of hateful stuff. It's antithetical to everything Christ taught. It's too easy to condemn an entire faith for the actions of a few; this includes Muslims, Jews, Buddhists, Hindus and countless others. Perhaps it's time to let the investigation run its course before we start rushing to judgment. And for the record--God, by whatever name or faith--doesn't provide gunmen to shoot power stations or anything else. Especially in Christianity. Let us remember that one of Jesus' titles is "Prince of Peace." -
By VickySGV · Posted
Sooo-- a deity is now providing gun men to shoot out power installations on demand?? I would like to hear what happens when that is used as a defense in court. Actually it has been used before to no benefit of the accused person. NOTE, I am a practicing Episcopalian Church member. -
By Ivy · Posted
https://www.thedailybeast.com/power-outage-in-moore-county-north-carolina-caused-by-vandalism “I told them that God works in mysterious ways and is responsible for the outage. I used the opportunity to tell them about the immoral drag show and the blasphemies screamed by its supporters. I told them God is chastising Moore County, thanked them for coming and wished them a good night. Thankful for the LEOs service, as always.” Two hours earlier, Rainey had posted the message: “The power is out in Moore County and I know why.” And around the same time, she posted a picture of the Sunrise Theater, which was putting on the sold-out drag show, with the caption “God will not be mocked.” Some other reports don't mention the Drag Show. https://www.fayobserver.com/story/news/crime/2022/12/04/moore-county-power-outage-investigated-as-vandalism/69699328007/ Twitter thread on it. -
By Trans22 · Posted
That's pretty much how I am running with HRT changes too. I am loving myself & life for the first time since the onset of puberty, so acceptance and positivity (present and future) is really easy for me. -
By Sally Stone · Posted
Raquel, as Jackie says, it depends on what specifically you are looking for. However, a first meet doesn't necessarily mean the encounter has to be one-on-one. If your aim is to look for acceptance, that can be achieved easily by interacting with other people in a public setting. My favorite activity is shopping, followed closely by dining out and both of these afford me the opportunity to meet others without the pressure or potential danger of a one-on-one encounter with someone you have never met before. Just last weekend I was shopping in a department store when a woman walked up to me to compliment me on the boots I was wearing. She was a complete stranger, but her compliment opened the door to a much more intimate and extended conversation. Interactions like this one have always helped to validate my feminine expression. If you go this way, my best recommendation is to be proactive by reaching out to others instead of waiting for someone to approach you. Based on my experience the social butterfly tends to garner the most interaction. -
By Davie · Posted
Ho, Ho, Ho! Holiday lights are back. Amy Winehouse Full Concert - Live At Glastonbury Festival 2008 -
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By VickySGV · Posted
There was a Medical paper presented at the 2011 WPATH conference where the WPATH Standards Of Care V. 7 was ratified. (I was there) The paper by Walter Bockter MD relied on prior studies and his team's research regarding the age at which children discover their principal and gender identities both Cis and Trans. A Cis child knows their identity by then as well. A child will recognize their own face at two years old, and absolutely recognize faces of close family members just a little after that. The ages are younger than most people give them credit for. At 74 years old I often have a helluva time making up my mind on what I want for breakfast and family arguments from raising 3 (now almost 50 year old) children puts the breakfast thing into another category. 😁 -
By Charlize · Posted
I feel for any who find medical treatment denied. In many cases as post orchiectomy some hormone therapy is critical for life as hormones of either type are critical for the body to function. Hugs, Charlize -
By Ivy · Posted
This is pretty bad. -
By KymmieL · Posted
Yea, Christmas lights are up to break. I took the first step to step down at work. Tired of just being a body, nobody respects, tired of not seeing my family, and getting any work done around the house. Sent an Email to our district manager outlining why I want to. Don't expect to hear anything till tomorrow. Anywho open today. Hugs to all Kymmie -
By Charlize · Posted
As hormones and presentation changed i definitely saw a change in interactions. Men became a bit guarded when we spoke. There was certainly a bit of sexual tension. I unfortunately also discover male dismissal of my opinions. While speaking about my own paintings at an exhibit i was more or less pushed to the side by two men who seemingly knew more than the painter. Joining the sisterhood took time but i am often more comfortable with women and feel a support which is much different than men ever offered. having had similar issues i have been using a topical E for quite some time now. The risks this way are low. After surgery i no longer produced T and E is actually safer under medical supervision. Hugs, Charlize
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