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By VickySGV · Posted
On May 4, the Trans Chorus Of Los Angeles did a whole 90 minutes of music that was all written by Trans composers and all of our singers and musicians were Trans / NB. Several of the pieces were actually written by our chorus members. (I was running a $3,500 set of video cameras on the show and am editing the the massive gigabytes they put out today. We had several guest artists either on stage or who contributed material. One of the artists was Wrabel who wrote the song The Village which he has dedicated to the Trans Community and describes a young Trans child and the problems they had in their village. The other MAJOR Trans Artist was Jennifer Leitham, a Bass Viol and Bass Guitar player who as a young man played with the Big Bands of the 60's and 70's in her male self into Transition, and wrote an autobiographical song entitled Manhood which tells of her love of the men she played with in the bands but her not really fitting as a man. Jennifer has played with the Chorus before and is always good music fun to have around. Two of our members collaborated on a music and poetry piece simply entitled "I'll - - " which brought some tears with a promise to Trans Young People with the whole chorus shouting "I'll be there for you, I will be there for you" said for Trans Kids. (We actually had a few Trans kids in the audience to hear it.) My video editing program has about 40 minutes to go producing the main body of the edited video which has the actual song clips in the right order. Next to put in the Title slides and the credits. The stuff I get myself into. The concert took place at the Renberg Theater which is part of the Los Angeles LGB Center in Hollywood. -
By FelixThePickleMan · Posted
Hi, I'm Felix a little trans guy from a small town. My pronouns are he/they and I enjoy music and all wildlife, I doodle on all my homework assignments. I really don't know what to say but, my favourite animal is a cow, my favourite musical genre is country, I play electric bass & acoustic guitar as well as the ukulele a little bit of piano and drums (hand drums and drum sets). I like things of all sorts and I like food, a lot. My favourite meal is French fries and a good steak. My Personal Record for dead-lifting is 310 lbs and I like to sprint and play basketball. My mum's a "bit" overbearing but what can you do. I love reading Manga, I'm currently reading Assassination Classroom, I also enjoy reading Stephen King. I plan on joining the Marines after high school and become a k-9 handler. I think that's all. For now :) -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
I didn't use makeup even in my girl form. And certainly not now in my boy form. I don't even like sunscreen...it just feels greasy. I've always disliked putting stuff on myself. Partly because of the physical feeling, and partly because I don't want to pretend to anybody. My partners are mostly the same...makeup isn't really a thing for our faith. But my GF and husband have one particular vanity - covering up gray hair. IDK if I will feel differently when I start getting some of my own, eventually. -
By Jet McCartney · Posted
I'm ftm but I still wear makeup on occasion to cover up my rosacea. Just primer and sunscreen usually. Sometimes I'll fill in my eyebrows too -
By DonkeySocks · Posted
I think some of "them" are just us. If I log out, I might come in and putter around the forums for a minute before I commit to logging in and reading or participating. That probably shows as a guest visit. -
By DonkeySocks · Posted
I have the Pierre by New York Toy Collective, I think I bought it from a different online store but it is that brand. The size recommendations will say that the four-inch shaft (the small Pierre) is for people 5' tall and under. I am 5'8" and it is fine for me. The larger (regular) Pierre shaft size is way too big to wear regularly, but it is a great packer to have around for gender affirming play at home. So even if you are taller than 5', if you aren't sure and you want something easy to wear, go with the small. It is a silicone packer. -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
Yes, resilient, for sure. Ours were elementary/middle school age when their father died. The girl took it really hard, losing her father. My husband has been there as friend, counselor, and stepfather. He was a dear friend of their father, and he has put in a lot of effort to raise them. The eldest son is now his secretary, aide, and driver at work. Since I'm young-ish and not their primary parent(s), I have the role of being an older friend to them. They don't seem to have any issues with my gender. I'm just Jen, and everybody knows that Jen is a little different. -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
If you're looking for a millennial female who might be interested, maybe contact Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez? Y'all might have some things in common, and I think she and her partner are doing the "childless" thing. Interesting that your wife did concrete work. My GF spent some time laying concrete for her own projects....while 6 months pregnant. She's a very stubborn girl. Probably the exact opposite of the millennial female you're looking for, since she's a mother of 5 (and wished she could have more.) Interesting how folks can have similar origins, but come to opposite conclusions. My GF grew up in dire poverty, stealing to eat and take care of her little sister. As a young adult, she spent several years living in a commune, and was a member of an armed communist political movement. Now she's probably the most fervent anti-leftist, anti-government person you could ever find. Experiences really shape who we are. The lesson I draw from this is that globalism is not the right solution, and even the USA is too large a nation for everybody to agree. Time to downsize voluntarily, before a civil war does it for us. Some folks suggest that the USA could become between 4 and 7 different nations. The way the world is going, I suspect you'll get your "depopulation" wish....but it will come about through war, plagues, and famine. -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
I made apple pies, since we have apple trees here. A classic, simple recipe, everything made from scratch. We can make just about any kind of pie here - pecan, apple, pear, peach, blackberry.... I think the 6-burner stove came from an old diner. So, technically a restaurant stove, just a small one. It probably came from an auction, as my partner usually has an eye for deals. This stove has 8 burners: https://www.lowes.com/pd/FORNO-48-in-4-32-cu-ft-2-26-cu-ft-Steam-cleaning-Double-Oven-Convection-Gas-Range-Stainless-steel/1003096398?cm_mmc=shp-_-c-_-prd-_-app-_-ggl-_-PLA_APP_186_Cooking-_-1003096398-_-online-_-0-_-0&ds_rl=1286890&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIj86BiPj3hQMVeTbUAR2m5wexEAQYASABEgI9tvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds This one is the one I would love to have...it has 10: https://www.lowes.com/pd/FORNO-Galiano-Gold-Professional-60-inch-Freestanding-Gas-Range/5013821825?cm_mmc=shp-_-c-_-prd-_-app-_-ggl-_-PLA_APP_186_Cooking-_-5013821825-_-online-_-0-_-0&ds_rl=1286890&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIj86BiPj3hQMVeTbUAR2m5wexEAQYDSABEgIt__D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds -
By missyjo · Posted
69 years young dear winks it's just a number.. transcend it n be fabulous hugs -
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By Lydia_R · Posted
Not to bump this up or anything, but I just want to put one more note on the end of this... Thank you for allowing me to post this here and thank you for all who have responded. This step has been a huge help to me on my political journey. I've made several key decisions in the last few days that allow me to run a better campaign for the next 4 years. I worked my way off of the streets 20 years ago by writing math and computer programming on paper. 10 years later I was able to buy a house with the software engineering work that I was doing. Now 20 years after getting off of the streets and having two failed bids for US Representative and likely another failed bid in the next couple weeks, I've come to the point of selling my house to run a very frugal campaign for vice-president (it's a thing even though it is an appointed position) for the next 4 years, all on the money I have earned from that work I did on the streets. My policy going forward is that I'm not going to ask for money and I'm not going to ask for people's votes. The vice-presidency is an appointed position. I'm also not going to run for legislative offices anymore. I'm simply going to tour the country on my own dime looking for good people and a strong millennial female who sees my logic and would like to be president. I have reached out to tens of thousands of people on my own dime in the last 7 years. Famous people, ultra-famous people, business leaders, civil engineers, random people, news people, educators, unions, politicians. I certainly got less than 5 emails from those efforts. Actually, I only really remember one person. He is an educator and we had a good Zoom meeting. I'm not bitter. I'm not complaining. Those of you who have followed me on this site know I like to keep things positive and talk about cooking and living healthy. I hope that this post doesn't get buried. I think the title is strong and my message is clear. I don't want to bog this site down with the details of the whole thing. I simply want people to know that there is a transwoman working to be vice-president. Notice that I didn't title this a-transwoman-as-us-respresentative. My politics are executive level. I'm a whistleblower, not a complainer. I aim to educate and inspire. -
By MaryEllen · Posted
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By Betty K · Posted
You’re welcome, Vidanjali. Now I have to actually start writing! -
By Abigail Genevieve · Posted
Society is preserved by passing on proper roles for people, which works for the 90+ percent that it works for. We were all taught from an early age that breaking out of the classification was a shameful thing, even when, actually, it is not.
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