[ti]music[/ti]Transgender music or musicians - videos

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Nov 19, 2015 12:55:21 GMT 8 Ativan Prescribed said:

in the late 60's and into the seventies, much of what we know to be trans was just seen as another way to be gay.
gender was your sex and that's all there was to it. it was a difficult time to grow up in.
i knew some trans people from back then, but even so, there was just a knowing, more than any discussion.
discussion was a private thing, the words weren't really there to even talk about it.
to be able to tell someone or have someone talk in terms of gender was instantly recognizable, but also a very private thing.
being trans meant being taken advantage of, it was easier to go along with the gay crowd, trans wasn't a thing really.
NB was totally a thing that just didn't exist, yet some of us found each other anyways.
even a decade ago, it was something that just didn't exist, looked down on by the rest of the trans community, just like trans was as a whole in the late 60's.
it was seen as a subset of gay, it revolved around sexuality, gender was still whatever your sex was.

That is because freelove was alive and well in the 60's and 70's. That was all about sex. Gender thought takes to much soul searching. Even in the 80's it was the same way./ People could understand gay way more than a man felling like a woman or a woman felling like a man. That takes too much contemplation of the soul.

So I was a gay sissy. I was an short dicked lipstick lesbian that used her tounge more than the penis. Shit I remember one night when a teen and with a girl two hours of oral and multiple orgasms for her. the next night she was expecting way too much. The oral wasn't bad because she had fun for an hour. But when we tried the normal sex. She laughed when she saw. And then no way I could please her like she wanted as a guy. But this bitch was a closet lesbian for sure. She actually laughed but kept calling me. Damn she even wanted me to dress and wear makeup. Then I laughed at her and called her a lipstick lesbian. She was pretty persistent though and I finally gave in because her tounge was as good as mine.

Actually the last I heard she was a lesbian and a trans woman admirer at that because she kind of liked or at least felt too guilty for being a total lesbian. People are so fucked up sometimes. Even me.

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I Lyndell Montgomery - not sure what they identify as, but contributed to the book Boys Like Her: Transfictions, with one of my favorite storytellers, Ivan Coyote. 

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This one kind of throws me a little bit. But based on theme, I figured I would post it.
Not my way of life here in this one.

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Not trans but priceless for us.
Duplicated in good night thread.

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Jan 4, 2016 7:27:55 GMT 8 Trinity said:

Not trans but priceless for us.
Duplicated in good night thread.

This song really touched my heart. Thank you for sharing it. 

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This is a bit narcisistic...maybe shouldnt be here...but this is my three year transition timeline. Its kinda public to encourage others who arecscared to be their real.

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Jan 11, 2016 10:08:30 GMT 8 Trinity said:

this is my three year transition timeline.

Lovely. Thank you for sharing. 

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I must confess that I was really excited about posting it. I wanted to do that for quite a while. Pretty remarkable from the fat guy to the end result - although I am mostly the coy nb shown on the subway with the feather IRL.

I wanted to capture the reality of transition and some of those shots reflect the pain of it as well...and the joy.

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Allegorical.

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