I ran across a very long and complicated blog post concerning one of our culture's "sacred cows". It has been so long since I have even seen the term used, I almost forgot it existed. Of course I'm referring to "passing" and I thought it had been relegated to the "tranny" pile.
If you have a second to read this article called "Pass/Fail", it does bring up some relevant and long forgotten ideas!
Saturday, April 14, 2012
"In the Life of a Transsexual Porn Star"
From the "Huffington Post" comes this interview with transsexual porn star "Madison Montag":
Here's the beginning of the interview by "Jincey Lumpkin":
"While on the red carpet at the AVN Awards back in January,
I couldn't help but notice a cute, petite girl in a mirrored dress
coming down the carpet after me. Waiting in line to be interviewed by
Showtime, I found out that that the tiny woman was Madison Montag,
who was nominated as "Transsexual Performer of the Year." She has a
real magnetism and a disarming kind of charm. A few weeks ago, I asked
Madison if she would open up about the intimate details of her sex life,
her struggles, and what it was like growing up trans. She revealed both
titillating secrets and sweet dreams for her future."
Follow the Huffington Post link for more!
Here's the beginning of the interview by "Jincey Lumpkin":
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| Madison Montag |
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Friday, April 13, 2012
Psst! There are Cross Dressers Amoung Us!
This Cyrsti's Condo post comes from 2012 but is still very relevant today:
Over the months and years here in the condo, we have labored over many different labels. Out of pure simplicity I have just decided to stay with a couple main ones such as transgender and transsexual. To take the whole step further the terms "culture and community" have come into discussion too.
Having said all of that, I wonder where all the semantic babble we indulge in leaves the cross dressers who often exist like the "elephant in the corner". First of all, here are some of my ideas of a cross dresser:
In the most basic sense, we are all crossdressers. If you came out of the womb as a male and dress as a female (or vice versa) you are a cross dresser. All the tons of information, ideas and theories why don't matter in this discussion. Where I'm going here is where being a crossdresser may take us-or not.
For a fact I know more than just a few of you who are content to be just a cross dresser You may love the feeling of the clothes-physically and or sexually. You may not have any desires to experience the world as a female in any sense and that's all good. Then, comes a much bigger cross dresser segment.
I use the term "transition crossdressers". You are the ones who are not certain what all this means. Is a sex change in your future? What about your life as you know it now? The bottom line is you know this is so much more than just putting on women's clothes in the privacy of your home. Exploration begins in so many areas ranging from attending meetings to going public as a member of your chosen gender. (No matter how successful)
I was a transition crossdresser. What ever sexual thrill I initially experienced from women's clothes went away quickly and I was left wondering what was missing here? Like so many of you, I dug a hole, jumped into it and tried to bury that part of me. I was the crossdressed elephant in the corner of the room. Silent and largely ignored by the rest of the transgender community and invisible to the transsexuals.
For the most part nothing has changed in our culture for the transition crossdresser except for the enormous amount information available today.
The only positives I can offer here are I know you are sitting in the corner and I remember the enormous struggles I have gone through to arrive at this point in my life. Referencing you becomes the problem because in some senses I believe you are the "silent majority" in the transgender culture because of necessity. Some seem to think if you have not made the blind leap of faith into absolute gender transition it makes you less of a person. I of course do not believe that and in many ways write this blog to provide any insight and help and can provide.
Yes Virginia, there are crossdressers among us!
Over the months and years here in the condo, we have labored over many different labels. Out of pure simplicity I have just decided to stay with a couple main ones such as transgender and transsexual. To take the whole step further the terms "culture and community" have come into discussion too.
Having said all of that, I wonder where all the semantic babble we indulge in leaves the cross dressers who often exist like the "elephant in the corner". First of all, here are some of my ideas of a cross dresser:
In the most basic sense, we are all crossdressers. If you came out of the womb as a male and dress as a female (or vice versa) you are a cross dresser. All the tons of information, ideas and theories why don't matter in this discussion. Where I'm going here is where being a crossdresser may take us-or not.
For a fact I know more than just a few of you who are content to be just a cross dresser You may love the feeling of the clothes-physically and or sexually. You may not have any desires to experience the world as a female in any sense and that's all good. Then, comes a much bigger cross dresser segment.
I use the term "transition crossdressers". You are the ones who are not certain what all this means. Is a sex change in your future? What about your life as you know it now? The bottom line is you know this is so much more than just putting on women's clothes in the privacy of your home. Exploration begins in so many areas ranging from attending meetings to going public as a member of your chosen gender. (No matter how successful)
I was a transition crossdresser. What ever sexual thrill I initially experienced from women's clothes went away quickly and I was left wondering what was missing here? Like so many of you, I dug a hole, jumped into it and tried to bury that part of me. I was the crossdressed elephant in the corner of the room. Silent and largely ignored by the rest of the transgender community and invisible to the transsexuals.
For the most part nothing has changed in our culture for the transition crossdresser except for the enormous amount information available today.
The only positives I can offer here are I know you are sitting in the corner and I remember the enormous struggles I have gone through to arrive at this point in my life. Referencing you becomes the problem because in some senses I believe you are the "silent majority" in the transgender culture because of necessity. Some seem to think if you have not made the blind leap of faith into absolute gender transition it makes you less of a person. I of course do not believe that and in many ways write this blog to provide any insight and help and can provide.
Yes Virginia, there are crossdressers among us!
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