I Have Ideas #1
Trans nude beach
Ned Mayhem blowing James Darling
Finally popped my .gif virginity!!! Yeah!
(Source: MeetTheMayhems.com)
FTM detransitioning experience—quitting “T” and getting back to life as a woman
I know that not everyone who stops T or re-transitions sees it as “detransitioning” or regret, but it was interesting to read another type of experience. Among other things, the author writes about getting pregnant after a year on T.
PS: this is a guest post on a blog that is REALLY awful and full of anti-trans sentiment, but this particular post is okay (and I think it could be useful for some people, considering the dearth of info on re/detransitioning; otherwise I wouldn’t bother linking to a site like this).
Daddyhood Transcribed
A man of transsexual experience blogs about fatherhood. He starts the blog with he and his wife learning about insemination or choosing a sperm donor, follows his wife’s pregnancy, and now talks about raising twins.
FACT: When trans* people are confronted with gendered bathrooms, they walk through the wall in the middle and enter into the bathroom equivalent of platform 9 and 3/4.
(Source: factsaboutqueers, via dancingtangotohell)
::QB Series::Meet this BOI::
Ken B is a mentor, speaker, equal rights advocate, but more importantly Ken is a MAN…with a transitional experience. As a transgender male (FTM); Ken has a special connection to the LGBTQ community. His first experience with rejection/discrimination was when his mother took him to a therapist to “cure” him while he was a teen. Family members told him “God doesn’t make mistakes”. After receiving rejection from every person in his life overcome with loneliness & depression, he had given up. A failed suicide attempt made ken reevaluate his purpose “I’ve been through so much and I’m still Standing…There’s purpose in that pain”
Ken B has been a panelist for numerous trans related discussions. He also serves as a mentor to young men who may be at vulnerable stages in their transition. His participation in trans education programs have afforded him the opportunity to have his story archived in The Library of Congress, the Smithsonian Institute’s National Museum of African American History and Culture & active participant in the It Gets Better Project.
Contact Ken B: www.fromthemindofaman.com
**Pictures taken by QBG Photography
(via artoftransliness)
Amazing beautiful photos of trans women from Paris 1960s. Check out the whole article here..more photos
(via transbodypride)
Transition Timeline: 13 Months on T + 1 Month Post-Op
