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  1. Conversion therapy

    Despite the criticism and even condemnation of this type of therapy, people are still doing it and getting away with it. It says more about the therapist than the client. This article appeared in todays Guardian, it was quite interesting. http://www.guard ...

    - 2011/06/07 - 1:47am - 10 comments

  2. The way I see it.

    Is it just me, or do we live in a society which is driven by shallowness and selfishness, powered by a media which has a constant need for stories — whatever their merit. We are no longer citizens but consumers — and boy, can we consume. We’re stripping t ...

    - 2011/06/22 - 2:40pm - 6 comments

  3. Type II Diabetes linked to fast food

    Okay, it's stating the obvious but the evidence hasn't been clear before. As this affects several people who use this site, thought I'd post this link. The interesting thing is that going on a crash diet for a week (600 calories or less per ...

    - 2012/11/13 - 12:57am - 13 comments

  4. Corrective Rape in S. Africa

    I really don't understand how some men think that raping a lesbian is going to 'cure' them. Surely, any effect it has is going to put them off being near men for life? It still seems to be happening and on almost epidemic scale in South Afr ...

    - 2011/07/01 - 10:01pm - 18 comments

  5. CSI Tuesday 5.7.11

    I don't watch much telly, but a visitor pointed out that the CSI episode on tuesday called, Ch Ch Changes ...

    - 2011/07/23 - 4:44pm - 4 comments

  6. News of the World to close.

    After some very distasteful practices being exposed, including the alleged hacking into the voice mail of a murdered schoolgirl, Murdoch is closing the News of the World, with Sunday being its last edition. Mind you, in the days of fish and chips being wr ...

    - 2011/07/23 - 4:44pm - 13 comments

  7. 25th Anniversary

    Tomorrow, 14th July- Bastille Day in France, is the twenty fifth anniversary of my transitioning- when I turned up for work the first time wearing a skirt. These days we have a uniform of tunic and trousers- all that fuss for nothing. I'm getting tog ...

    - 2011/07/23 - 4:44pm - 13 comments

  8. Jamie- drag queen.

    I watched the film about Jamie because I wanted to know more about where he was coming from, I didn't understand drag queens as a phenomenon, and I still don't. However, I had new respect for the lad's courage. He had two ambitions: to beco ...

    - 2011/07/23 - 4:44pm - 14 comments

  9. Capitalisation advice.

    Some advice that was sent to me recently which explains itself succinctly. ~~~~~ From a Teacher In the world of hi-tech gadgetry and communication, I've noticed that more and more people who send text messages, and emails have long forgotten the art ...

    - 2012/11/13 - 12:57am - 23 comments

  10. Mammograms- the joys of womanhood

    It doesn't take long- that's the best bit- a breast X-ray, which is just as well because it isn't the most comfortable experience I've ever had. I think this is my third or fourth time for one of these close encounters with a plastic c ...

    - 2011/08/31 - 3:37pm - 10 comments

  11. 2011- Gabycon

    I think it's fair to say that despite less than perfect weather, those who attended enjoyed themselves. The weather became damp, windy and finally sunny before reverting to wet again over the weekend though we neither allowed it to dampen our spirits ...

    - 2011/10/07 - 2:02pm - 14 comments

  12. Transgender victory in Australia.

    Guardian story on victory in Australian courts regarding change of legal status without full surgical ...

    - 2011/10/07 - 2:02pm - 3 comments

  13. Sam & Evan: From Girls to Men

    the process of changing their bodies from female to male. BBC3 tonight at 9.00pm. According to the ...

    - 2011/10/17 - 10:35am - 2 comments

  14. Killing off characters

    Killing Billie off in Bike is the hardest thing I've had to do and it's left me feeling like I've had a real bereavement, I've been flat and depressed since- so why did I do it? At times I've allowed the fantasy stuff take us away ...

    - 2011/11/09 - 9:39am - 18 comments

  15. 'My Transsexual Summer'

    I watched this against my better judgement- usually, I stay well away from cliche TV- and on the whole was pleasantly surprised. There were still cliches, Drew takes two and half hours each day to apply her makeup, and sadly looks like she should either b ...

    - 2011/11/09 - 1:14pm - 7 comments

  16. Being Normal- an essay.

    Being Normal? An Essay by Angharad. I’m sitting here in my dining room, which serves as a study cum computer room and library–I use the latter term loosely, I have books all over my house, but the dining room has a few more than the others, about a thousa ...

    - 2011/11/21 - 8:13am - 11 comments

  17. Poignancy of a picture

    You might have seen the photo that Jodi Bieber took of Bibi Aisha, if not then do look at the one in the link below. Bibi is an Afghan girl who left her husband and he followed her and cut off her nose and ears. It sounds barbaric, which it is, but the ph ...

    - 2011/11/21 - 2:33pm - 5 comments

  18. More than just a writer of endless serials.

    also write short stories and they're not all about people changing sex, some simply like to ... serials about neurotic women, try the links below- I hope it will change your mind. Do I have a favourite? ...

    - 2011/12/23 - 3:44pm - 12 comments

  19. Genderswitching to reinvent classic novels.

    A bit of nonsense from the Guardian which I think is art imitating art, it was done here long since. See the link below to read it yourself including a passage of Shirley Holmes and Dr Jane Watson. http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2011/dec/23/classic-ficti ...

    - 2011/12/29 - 3:30am - 9 comments

  20. And you think it's not possible...

    being seven foot tall. A basket ball player 'changes sex' to become world's tallest ...

    - 2012/01/10 - 4:06am - 8 comments

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