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On 2022-11-17 10:07:53 Prophet1 said:
Any Trans Woman in PTA?
I would really like to give it a try. Post op please.
I thought prophets knew everything, PROPHET1?...lol...just teasing :)
There are a few post-op transsexuals advertising on this site - just do some investigating ;-)
Unfortunately, I cannot/will not point you in the direction of any of these lovely ladies, because it
might be seen as "outing" them, and I am not the type to compromise anybody's right to the privacy of their trans status or any other private matters.
Hope you cum right :)
Edited: 2022-11-18 14:41:01
Some people persist in questioning the validity of trans identities. It boggles my mind. If you can't or don't wish to be an ally of the lgbT community, that's your prerogative - always! You have the right to your personal freedom and you have the right to your bodily integrity - please recognise that we should be allowed the same.
Here is a short video explaining the science behind being transgender. This video features the gorgeous GIGI GORGEOUS, probably the most famous trans YouTuber ...
m.youtube.com/watch
Edited: 2022-11-19 02:39:26
WHAT IS TRANSGENDER AWARENESS WEEK? I have copied and pasted this description from TWINKL ...
"Each year, across the country, people and organizations participate in Transgender Awareness Week between November 13th-19th. This event is closely followed by the Transgender Day of Remembrance, on November 20th, which shows support for victims of transphobic violence.
Throughout the week, we honour the strength and resilience of the transgender community. Many individuals and groups across the country will advocate transgender rights through education, highlighting inequalities, and sharing stories and experiences about discrimination in their own or other people's lives.
Transgender Awareness Week is also a great opportunity to better our knowledge on transgender vocabulary. Understanding the words and language people use encourages respect and understanding. It's okay to make mistakes. Sometimes, even with the best intentions, we can still cause others offence without meaning to. That's why the most important thing to remember is to approach all transgender people with respect. Something as simple as making the effort to ask a person what their pronouns are can make the world of difference.
No matter what you identify as, Transgender Awareness Week welcomes all. You may have a relative or a friend who identifies as transgender, or you might simply just want to learn a little bit more about the community. Whatever reason it is, the week is designed to help raise visibility of the community, and raise awareness of the issues they face. You can show your support as a trans ally (or any minority group, for that matter) by taking a stand against oppression, bullying, and harassment. By taking the time to listen and learn, you're already helping. Even simple acts like learning the appropriate terminology is a positive step forward."
This video below will be helpful to any man who might be curious about his attraction to transwomen, and will give more insight into relations with transwomen, from the points of view of two heterosexual, cisgender men ...
m.youtube.com/watch
On 2022-11-19 02:34:18 Leila B (shemale Seductress) said:
***Day 7 of TRANSGENDER AWARENESS WEEK***
WHAT IS TRANSGENDER AWARENESS WEEK? I have copied and pasted this description from TWINKL ...
"Each year, across the country, people and organizations participate in Transgender Awareness Week between November 13th-19th. This event is closely followed by the Transgender Day of Remembrance, on November 20th, which shows support for victims of transphobic violence.
Throughout the week, we honour the strength and resilience of the transgender community. Many individuals and groups across the country will advocate transgender rights through education, highlighting inequalities, and sharing stories and experiences about discrimination in their own or other people's lives.
Transgender Awareness Week is also a great opportunity to better our knowledge on transgender vocabulary. Understanding the words and language people use encourages respect and understanding. It's okay to make mistakes. Sometimes, even with the best intentions, we can still cause others offence without meaning to. That's why the most important thing to remember is to approach all transgender people with respect. Something as simple as making the effort to ask a person what their pronouns are can make the world of difference.
No matter what you identify as, Transgender Awareness Week welcomes all. You may have a relative or a friend who identifies as transgender, or you might simply just want to learn a little bit more about the community. Whatever reason it is, the week is designed to help raise visibility of the community, and raise awareness of the issues they face. You can show your support as a trans ally (or any minority group, for that matter) by taking a stand against oppression, bullying, and harassment. By taking the time to listen and learn, you're already helping. Even simple acts like learning the appropriate terminology is a positive step forward."
This video below will be helpful to any man who might be curious about his attraction to transwomen, and will give more insight into relations with transwomen, from the points of view of two heterosexual, cisgender men ...
m.youtube.com/watch
Here is a bonus video for the last day of TRANSGENDER AWARENESS WEEK.
This video is by VICTORIA ROSE, the transwoman featured in the previous video, alongside her fiance (with comments and insights by a trans ally).
Invaluable advice straight from the horse"s mouth ... for all the thirsty horses who might be contemplating slaking their thirst with the sweetest of waters ...
m.youtube.com/watch
The 20th of November each year is TDOR. This day honours the memory of the transgender people whose lives were lost in acts of anti-transgender violence.
Trans folk (in particular transwomen) are being widely recognised as THE MOST DISCRIMINATED AGAINST MINORITY IN THE WORLD. There is the 50/50 statistic, by the age of 30, half of us are dead - suicide or murder. Bleak statistics, but things are slowly improving for us, thankfully.
*375 TRANSGENDERED PEOPLE MURDERED IN 2021 - DEADLIEST YEAR SINCE RECORDS BEGAN*
"The report notes that the numbers indicate a worrying trend when it comes to the intersections of misogyny, racism, xenophobia, and hate towards sex workers.
But a further humbling and critical part of these figures' context is that the death total is likely only to be the tip of the iceberg.
Many hate crimes and murders go unreported or, crucially, misreported in the media -- meaning the actual number of deaths could be far higher.
"These numbers are just a small glimpse of the reality on the ground," says the report authors. "The majority of the data was collected from countries with an established network of trans and LGBTIQ organisations that conduct the monitoring. In most countries, data is not systematically collected. Most cases continue to go unreported and, when reported, receive very little attention." (FORBES)
Here is a video on how to be a great ally of the LGBTQ community. We need and greatly appreciate every ally we can get.
m.youtube.com/watch
Edited: 2022-11-21 23:54:07
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Edited: 2022-11-22 00:12:30
And so it is with many people (most especially the older generation) and the efficiency of their "hardware". For many of them, upgrading their existing programming and expanding their ideas around preconceived notions, may not happen easily - if at all. I am using the analogy above (true story, BTW) to explain the inability of many people to process and integrate the leap from black and white to full fucking colour, when it comes to sexualities and the gender spectrum.
Making that leap involves first deprogramming the mind when it comes to outdated, limiting beliefs and then being open to the new downloads that are coming in fast and furious during these times.
Not so easy for most people. We humans like to cling to the familiar, no matter how limiting or harmful it may be. We are creatures of habit who find comfort in the known and we tend to fear/reject the unknown. Change is the only constant. That's an oxymoron, moron ... lol
BTW ... We don't fear the unknown - we fear our negative projections onto the unknown. We conjure up fearful imaginings in our mind about what lies beyond the known.
Here is an eye-opening podcast snippet from a YouTube channel (DADDY ISSUES) where a real-life Father and Son debate very relevant, controversial topics. Very innovative. Their vastly differing views demonstrates my analogy perfectly, as it relates to their discussion of transwomen ...
m.youtube.com/watch
Edited: 2022-11-24 05:23:33
m.youtube.com/watch
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