Sometimes, the best thing to do or say is nothing.

When in doubt, do or say nothing.

 

 

Once in a while, there is a blog post that says a very lot with very few words.  In this case, it's just a few paragraphs.  Marian has some advice, based on experience.

 

Maintenance of Gender Dysphoria via Estrogen

I still live as a male, but when on estrogen, when it kicks in, I may get called madame when shopping or out  and about. Even if I am trying to present as male. I have grown my hair long and wear a ponytail, I would not want to have my hair short ever again, I am happy with my body and the changes and don't regret what estrogen has done, yet I fear going past a certain point. We see ourselves differently to the way other see us and I am  often surprised if I'm taken as female.

What a fabulous post, from Cheryl.  For those who do not want to go to the point of transitioning, read this.

An academic exercise

Some men choose to identify as women, and some women choose to identify as men. You will be vilified if you deny that they literally are what they identify as. 

 

 

Excuse me?  Seriously?  This statement was made by Richard Dawkins, a somewhat prominent ethologist, and evolutionary biologist.  It doesn't surprise me that Lynn has a few things to say about that comment.

Keep on Figurin'

About a year ago, I wrote about how I achieved my figure. Sine then, being quarantined gave me a lot of time to experiment with new things, so almost all the shapewear I used a year ago has changed.

 

Always the practical fashionista, Stana shares her secrets on achieving that "look".   Good post, from the Queen of T-Blogs!

 

Feminine Differential - Wedge Sandals

Are you wanting to wear wedges but you’re not sure how to wear them? Are you afraid you can’t rock them in all sorts of styles? Think again! Wedges range in all different styles with sandal wedges being most comfortable.

 

 

It's all about Wedge sandals and another post from Rhonda's Femininine Differential series.
 

Yes, Ernest Hemingway was Transgender

For the wider transgender community it is helpful to know that one of the greatest American authors of all time was transgender. Positive visibility is key in a time of anti-trans prejudices and aggression. (Not that Hemingway was an unproblematic character, mind you!).

This is a very interesting post, from Jack Molay.  There are also some comments worth reading.

Makeup Madness

I thought I would share my makeup routine – give you all a bit of insight into what it takes to get my Julie on.

 

 

 

 

Kandi has a new URL and a new logo (love it K!!), but it's the same quality blog it's always been.

One of the skills I don't think I will ever master is makeup.   In this guest post, from Julie, she shares her skills with us.

Trans Visibility in the Lockdown Era

I have polled others in the Trans community about their experiences.  Many are gloomy and depressed.  Those struggling to come out have suddenly found lifelines cut.  The support groups and gatherings offering safety in their target gender, have gone.

 

Yeah....I can relate to this.  So nice to see this long-time blogger, from England, do a post.