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By Charlize · Posted
I certainly love seeing some positive news! It's a pity that this is necessary but glad to see the support given by this legislation. Hugs, Charlize -
By Betty K · Posted
"Unhealthy politics" is an understatement! And yes, I think we sent a pretty clear message. I'm a little worried about the "violent trans activists silencing free speech" narrative that is sure to be spun from this though. -
By Lydia_R · Posted
Here is the butternut squash soup recipe I developed a few years ago. I've got some butternut squash cooking this morning. 1 large, or 2 small, butternut squash 1 quart of soup stock 1 tsp salt 1/2 tsp paprika 1/4 tsp fine black pepper Split the squash and place face down in a casserole dish. Cook in the oven at 320 for one hour. Turn the oven off and let sit in the oven for another 20 minutes. Make veggie stock. I chop some onion, celery and cabbage. Fry the onion in 2tbsp oil for 2 minutes. Add the celery and cook for another 2 minutes. Add the cabbage, stir and put the lid on to braise for 3 minutes. Add 4 quarts of water, bring to a boil and then simmer for one hour. Strain, add 1 tsp salt (preservative) and 1/2 teaspoon paprika. Put into quart mason jars and put in the fridge. Makes 3 quarts. Scoop the squash out into a sauce pot. Add a quart of the veggie and bring to a boil, stirring to break up the squash. Simmer for 15 minutes. Add the spices and simmer for another 10 minutes. Puree in a blender. Chill in the fridge. Serve cold. -
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By KathyLauren · Posted
Hee-hee! Gotta love the censorbot. 😄 Glad to hear that the Aussies and Kiwis gave her a proper welcome and sen-off. -
By Mirrabooka · Posted
Hello all, first post. I’ve got so much to say but I don’t want to overdo it straight up, so I hope I don’t, but I probably have. I feel a little lost and I’m looking for a home. Sorry, that’s a bit dramatic, so let me explain. I secretly started crossdressing in panties and bras when I was a child just like millions of other boys probably did, then grew out of it, but I began it again after my wife and I got married, 38 years ago. Over many years, I introduced panty play into the bedroom and then occasionally as day wear for her to discover. Fast forward a decade or two and it is now normal for me to wear my own panties daily and bras whenever I feel like it. I feel extremely lucky to sport a pair of moobs that almost fill a B-cup bra. My wife and I are still happily married and she totally accepts my kink but I have always held the view that she doesn’t really understand. To her it is just a kink but to me it is much deeper than that. You know the old saying about men being in touch with their feminine side? To me, over the past year or so, it is more like me falling in love with my inner woman, and I am now happy to let her out, bit by bit. Also, a couple of years ago I learnt that due to an ongoing medical condition, if things kept deteriorating, I would eventually be placed on hormone treatment consisting of a drug to stop my production of testosterone. I researched the side effects and discovered that it had dramatic de-masculinizing effects as well as the possibility of mild feminizing effects. My reaction? I was excited! How wrong is that? I haven’t started ADT yet but I expect to, possibly this year. Despite my increasing comfort with letting my inner woman show herself more and more, which I have done by letting my hair and nails grow and wearing more unisex looking clothing, I am not looking to transition. Well, I don’t think I am, but I can’t help thinking that my mind already has. I’m not trying to ‘pass’ in public though, it’s just that I’m more comfortable now being true to myself. Does that make sense? The thing is, I am happy to be male. I am not dysphoric and never have been. I am happy to be considered as being somewhere on the rainbow, but I don’t need a femme name or them/they pronouns. But, the thought of my hormone balance shifting to the point where I might undergo a certain amount of involuntary feminization on top of my already pink brain, puts my mind in a happy space. I imagine being a man with a woman’s body. More recently I was questioning my gender identity. At one stage I made up my mind that I was the simultaneous type of bigender, but labels are less important to me now. I am what I am. But I still went ahead and listed Questioning as my gender identity here. I guess I sound a bit confused and stressed. I have a question which I would dearly love to be answered. Am I in the right place here? I have lurked here and on other forums for quite a while now, but some of the other CD forums seem too extreme for me. I’m not into passing or drag or play dates. I just want to talk. I am happy to be steered in the right direction if I can’t make a home here. Thanks in advance for any feedback. -
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By happyinvermont · Posted
Sounds great to me can't wait. Still long wait once consult done wait to see if insurance will pay for it. Then an appeal. Then booking OR and DR. Final fitting. I feel still many steps but a start -
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By Lydia_R · Posted
I like the vibrant colors of spring. I love all seasons. I like the changing. I'm putting my yard through a transition this year and look forward to it being nice and clean in the spring in a year or two. -
By Betty K · Posted
https://fb.watch/jvJKCT52lo/ This isn't strictly "news", but I found it so uplifting. Marama Davidson, a Maori woman who is Minister for Sexual Violence Prevention in Aotearoa New Zealand, responds to accusations of violence at the Posie Parker protest in Auckland this weekend. Parker, for those who don't know, is one of the most virulently hateful anti-trans activists in Britain. She left Auckland unscathed but doused in tomato juice. Ironically, given the journalist interviewing Marama Davidson is only interested in the so-called violence against Parker, Davidson was knocked down earlier that day at a pedestrian crossing by a member of a motorcycle gang who had come to support Parker. But Davidson doesn't want to speak about that, she wants to speak of her love for trans people. So moving. -
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By Betty K · Posted
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/mar/25/anti-trans-activist-posie-parker-ends-new-zealand-tour-after-violent-protests-erupt Posie Parker (AKA Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull), one of the most extreme of UK "gender critical" activists, has recently been on tour in Australia and New Zealand. Early in the tour, she made headlines when a gang of neo-unhealthy politics showed up for her Melbourne appearance and -- with the protection of police, who held back the large and vocal group of trans people and allies who had come to protest the event -- mounted the steps of Victorian Parliament House throwing unhealthy politics salutes and carrying a banner saying "DESTROY PAEDO FREAKS". From then on, an increasing number of protesters turned up to each of her appearances. On her last stop in Australia -- in Hobart, Tasmania -- she was drowned out by boos and left saying it was the worst place she'd ever visited. But far worse awaited her in Auckland. She has now cut the tour short and returned to England.
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