Transgender women can exist in peace as long as they stay within the confines of a computer, hidden in the hard drive of horny men who see...
Natalie Yeh
Our deck is the human deck we are dealt, and when we project fantasies and assumptions of transcendent perfection by comparing our lives to...
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Last year, when Jared Leto won an Oscar for portraying a transgender woman in the film Dallas Buyers Club, proponents of Hollywood and...
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When a group of girls begin dressing each other in a public bathroom with strips of jersey fabric to form togas for an art show, it can...
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I am a living fireball of queer energy, and as a result, I am a challenge to those who haven’t yet embraced their own queer identities,...
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I know how to chase my tail, how to let my ego spin me into a tizzy. I know how to let my ego convince me that I was no good and that to...
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When Cheryl Tiegs – yes, supermodel Cheryl Tiegs — gave me a hug and said that I looked fabulous in my new dress and polished...
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“Zhi Mei,” they call out, whenever they are lost. “Zhi Mei.” It is the call of friends and lovers, sharing...
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I used to be such a planner. Everything had to run on time, in an endless conveyor belt type manner. I would get restless when people took...
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Auntie 13 was always the nicest (with 14 relatives on my mom’s side of the family, it was easy to refer to them by number) and often the...
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I took a Method Writing class with the well-known Jack Grapes last fall, and I noticed a deep parallel with one of Jack’s writing...