Life Of A Modern Middle Aged Trans Woman

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In this episode, I talk about a new love interest in my life and also Dennis Prager‘s incessant bantering about the LGBT community.

Merry Christmas, everyone! This episode is about a recent video from Samantha Lux that I just fell in love with. I'm also extending an open invitation to Samantha to guest star in an upcoming episode

Dysphoria can happen to any trans person at any time. It's normal and nothing to be ashamed of. You're not alone and help is available should you need it

In this episode, and I talk about the results from election day. I also give my first ever shout out to a potential sponsor, Snag Tights!!! I can't go on enough about their quality. Feel free to check them out at www.snagtights.us or www.snagtights.com.

With today being Election Day in the United States, I'm speaking about the candidates one final time before the elections begin. Also, I talk about getting involved locally to give marginalized LGBTQ+ people in your community a voice in government.

In this episode, I talk about local political races for US Senate and Pennsylvania State governor

In this episode it's nothing special just trying to reconnect with the people who are dedicated listeners and give them an update

In this episode I call out two state level politicians who deserve to be exposed.

In this episode I talk about the case of Leah Thomas I think her name is. I also go into detail about what feminizing hormone therapy does to an otherwise masculine body. A quick shout out to a couple of charities that hold a very special place in my heart. The persad center in Pittsburgh and open space also in Pittsburgh. These two organizations deal exclusively with the LGBT community. I encourage everyone to reach out to them and give them a donation.

Before I even begin, I must issue a trigger warning because I am talking about my experiences with sexual assault and rape. It is my intention that you are able to be empowered by my story and that you can use that story to help others or yourself. One of the biggest organizations that helps victims in the United States in dealing with the aftermath of sexual assault is the rape assault and incest national network (RAINN). Their website is rainn.org.

In this episode I talk about the beginnings of the lgbtq rights movement and how certain members of the lgbtq+ acronym have forgotten their roots.

In this episode I kept it very brief and very short. My intention was to only give an update and voice a concern or two that I had. I promise guys I will put out a new episode here very soon that is considerably longer so please stay tuned...

I wasn't able to put everything into what I was going to do with this episode however I am going to be following up with this at a later time so stay tuned

In this episode I'm going over a rough draft for a presentation later in the year. I do apologize for the obscene length of this episode however I just needed to get everything out so that I can get everything organized. Thank you for your understanding. I also encourage you to give to the Trevor project and the Persad Center in Pittsburgh. These organizations help members of the lgbtq community daily they help to make it better they help to make our community safer.

In this episode I talk about how many of us in the transgender community have children and how one of my own children responded and reacted to the news of my being transgender.

In this episode I mainly talking about surgical options that are available to transgender individuals and also updating news from my local area. I urge all of you who are listening to take a moment to subscribe and share this podcast. It helps me so much in getting the word out and also the proceeds from this also go to local charities and some of the more reputable national charities that provide aid to the LGBT community.

I must issue a trigger and content warning for this episode. Suicide is something that affects every Walk of Life. It knows no gender identity, it knows no sexual orientation, it knows no age, color, national origin, nationality, and it does not know race, skin color, or socioeconomic status. If someone you know is suicidal or if you are, the national suicide hotline has a toll free number at 800-273-8255, or the trans lifeline at 877-565 8860 or you can text home in all capital letters to 741-741.

In this episode I'm talking about corporations who conduct rainbow washing during the month of June also my experiences with being harassed by law enforcement (although I'm not attempting to bash them in the least).

Warning: in this episode I'm talking about sexual violence. In addition, I'm giving an up to date news shout out and my own spiritual journey.

I'm talking about the hormones I take currently and what hormones do in general.

This episode glances briefly on state laws and a very brief intro of me