Oh, have I been remiss in featuring Lynn's long-running blog and, indeed, one of my favorites. This post is so typical of our girl's blogging style but, as always, a nice and easy read complete with photos!
Oh, have I been remiss in featuring Lynn's long-running blog and, indeed, one of my favorites. This post is so typical of our girl's blogging style but, as always, a nice and easy read complete with photos!
And now the fever had really broken out and took me to the next shop.
It's getting cooler and Violetta needs to adapt her wardrobe accordingly. Lots of nice photos!
Remember to use the translate function, near the top right of the page.
DeeDee writes about entering the on-line dating world. She also shares thoughts on her first resulting date.
I have always loved Rhonda's very practical posts on clothing and presentation. Here is another one.
I have been just crazy-busy over the past month without a lot of time around the computer. All is OK. Sorry for the infrequent posts.
OK, I finally had a chance to read this post that Abi did back in July. It is well worth ready and quite amusing. It's also a L O N G blog post. Just get a LARGE cup of tea or coffee and enjoy Abi's discussion of her SSL (Stash Storage Logistics).
Note to Abi: Oh yes, I do relate to those boxes!
Sorry about your bra, Sue, but this was hilarious! Thanks for sharing.
We all most likely know this, but it still makes for a very positive post.
Kandi tells us her story, which could just as well be my story, or your story....
I have followed Clare's blog for years and, I must say, this is one of her best posts yet. It really defines the current trans climate in western countries.
Like all of Joanna's posts, this one is short, sweet, and to the point.
When I read this post, I said to myself....."I didn't know that!" For those, like me, who did not know the history of the transgender flag, go here.
Interesting article; a re-post, from JSTOR Daily. Thanks to Rhonda, for sharing.
Clare has posted some nice photos from Brighton Pride.
Nothing serious in this post and I loved it! You will too! Those UK girls just want to have fun....
This is a really sweet post, and travelog, from Violetta. She has included some very nice photos of herself and the beautiful scenery. Where did she go to have some Violetta time? You'll just have to read her post.
Remember to look for the "translate" tab near the top right of the post.
Go here to find out just what Charlotte sacrificed. I think that only a transwoman can appreciate her sacrifice.
It's Canada Day, but Joanne is not celebrating......(It's not just Canada, Joanne)
Sophie had herself booked for Gender Affirmation Surgery and declined at the last moment. Read her well written and thought-out post to see why.
Nice post from Sue, that I'm sure many of us can relate to. It is a dilemma, isn't it. Whether or not to out yourself to close friends. I do relate....
Do check out her previous post, "Good and Bad Allies".
Interesting post on a subject we rarely see from our bloggers.
Well said. Go here to read the post.
I try to stay away from politics, but sometimes some things just need to be said. I believe Lynn is of the same general frame of mind as me. In this post, along with other stuff, such as the latest from the Chams, Lynn does comment on the growing transphobic climate in the UK and the US.
My thoughts? Just let us live our lives and leave us alone.
Jaclyn needs some loving comments.
I just love this girl's posts! Enjoy it yourself, by going here.
Nice post from our very active blogger, Kandi. She has a few comments about her recent trip as well as a lot of fabulous photos.
Sue has a tribute for her good friend, Kate, who recently passed away. For those who may have known Kate, Sue has a few nice pictures to remember her by. Even if you didn't know Kate, you're free to shed a few tears for her when reading Sue's post.
This post, unfortunately, tells it like it is in today's society. In reference to the paragraph, above, "yesterday's" boogeyman was the homosexual. You probably know where Halle is going with this post...."Today's" boogeyman is....... Be sure to read this one, and leave a comment on Halle's blog.
I just loved this very positive post, from Lynn. Her line, above, says it all. Among other things, it involves hair, which is always a popular subject with me!
Some thoughts on driving "dressed" from Mega-T-Blogger, Stana.
This is a re-post, from Pretty Business World. Thanks to Rhonda, for sharing.
Good post, from Andrea. She has some comments regarding the question, above, and asks for your opinion.
Long time blogger and friend of T-Central, Sophie, shares some random thoughts after nine years of transition. As for the answer to the question, above, you will just have to read her post .
Although Violetta is new to T-Central, she certainly is not a new blogger, since she's been blogging since 2017.
Violetta is from Austria, and you'll notice that her blog is not in English. There is, however, a translate button near the top right of her home page.
Do enjoy her blog. in the latest post, city and park, you find plenty of photos of Violetta along with some beautiful scenery.
Lynn had a nice day of shopping. Living the US, I'm not familiar with the shops she visited. Read the post to see what she bought! Also note her shoe size (about two sizes smaller than mine, translating US to UK women's sizes).
Anyone who follows the intense anti-trans propaganda of the day, will have made note of the way the "autogynephilia" theory is used to invalidate transgender women and other gender variant people. "Gender critical" TERFs love the theory, as it allows them to present trans women as perverted predators.
I do believe that most trans folks, especially those under 40 years of age, have never heard of Ray Blanchard. In my earlier years, when I did lots of reading to try to figure myself out, I came across his writings and was appalled by much that he wrote. In this post, which is well worth reading, most of his theories are thrown down the proverbial drain and, for that, I say amen.
A nice assortment of links is included at the end of the post.
It's a fashion post, from Sue. She has even included a photo of her in pink! Go here for an easy read, all in pink.
I totally get this post and many of you will too.
This is a nice post, from Emilia. She ponders just how "we" should dress and how "we" may be perceived by others by what "we" wear.
Can you guess why it's more complicated? Go here for the answer. It's short; it's sweet; it's from Marian!
This is a lovely guest post, on Rhonda's blog, from Janet Stickney. It's short and sweet and well worth reading.
It just sickens me when I see someone identifying as trans committing crimes, as mentioned above. I often wonder if a male, charged with rape or a male charged with indecent exposure can even be trans, at least by my definition. To see the press use the word, "transgender", in conjunction with someone charged with a crime such as these just makes me sick. We seem to be seeing more and more of this in our society, and while the crimes committed are dreadful and immoral, what they do to society's perception of those who are truly trans is just tragic. If you haven't already read Bad Apples, please do.
T-Central welcome's Franziska to our family of bloggers. In this post, she tells us a bit about herself.
If this is the first time you have looked at Franziska's blog, leave a comment and let her know you stopped by.
I really enjoyed this post, from Cyrsti. It speaks of real-life situations that, I'm sure, many of you can relate to.
If this is the time you want to do more about your trans nature – wherever you may be under that big ol’ Trans Umbrella – try not to listen to the List of Nots. Feel the fear, perhaps, but do it anyway. Go as far as you need to and know you can always change direction.
It's the new year and, with that, comes resolutions. Perhaps one of those might just be regarding your "trans nature"? It's a good post, from our friend, Lynn Jones.