Respect Your Commentators!
If you run a blog, you likely have people that comment on your blog and many times, they have an opinion that differs from your own. If someone posts an opinion that differs from mine, here is what I do on my blog – as long as it is respectful with no insults, affiliate looking links or slurs, I publish it. I do not edit people’s comments nor insult them on my blog simply because I wish to create an environment of honest, logical discussion here on my blog. If you have an honest opinion to express and debate on a certain post, I will more often than not approve it and discuss with you. However, not every blogger is as honest and as open minded so I have decided to write this

Transmisogynistic Feminists: Hypocrisy Much?
Even though I am a feminist by my very nature, seeing as I believe wholeheartedly that we should be treated equal to men, the word “feminist” does send a chill down my spine. The reason being is that there are a number of transmisogynists in the feminist community. Fortunately, it is not a large number as they are a dying breed, given the fact that they hold the ignorance and prejudices of the old Janice Raymond mindset. They even go so far as to deny our existence, our womanhood and everything that we have worked so hard to acheive. And for what reason, what motivation, who knows? And

Seth Macfarlane Went Too Far This Time!
Today I was catching up on my Twitter and I learned that Seth Macfarlane, the talentless hack that created such ignorant depraved trash like Family Guy and American Dad has went too far with his latest mind numbing, brains free television show, the Cleveland Show. What happened is he basically showed his brain dead viewers that it is okay to think of transsexual women as men if they are pre-op. And of course, he decided to showcase his transphobic and homophobic values around the same time as the Transgender Day of Remembrance, a day that is designated for mourning the transwomen that were v

My New Boyfriend Ken
As I have mentioned all throughout the Interwebs over the past week or so, I have been dating this amazing guy whom I met off of… Craigslist. Yes, I was quite skeptical as well and still am to some degree, given the fact that people off of Craigslist do not inspire the most confidence in me. But then again, neither do many other online dating venues so I guess I cannot pick on Craigslist too much in that respect. Basically, he found my ad while he was milling through a certain area of the Craigslist personals area and he told me that he responded because I was basically calling him out without using his name. After spending about a week with him, so far, I have to say that I agree

What the Transgender Day of Remembrance Means to Me
Today is the Transgender Day of Remembrance which is used to recognize the transsexual, transgender and gender variant people whom were victims of brutality because they had the courage to be who they are and act genuinely in this world. Across the free world, people are remembering these people and the fact that there is still much hate and animosity towards us in this world. Personally, I see it as a little bit more, as the opportunity to reiterate my courage that I summoned to transition and celebrate life. Not just celebrate my life but to celebrate the lives and works of all of the people who came before us whom had the courage to be different and to challenge the norms of a heteros