Was the reason everyone’s favorite 70s pinup girl looked relatively unsexy because she wasn’t a woman? Missing are natural curves and a bum could be good clues.
Yet another article telling us she WAS sexy. If, true, why isn’t it just self evident?
www.vintag.es/2019/04/farrah-fawcett-by-bruce-mcbroom-1976.html
Sensible realities of regular people trying to make the change.
Jenn Smith is a transgender person, born into a male body, but often living with his feminine side. And yes, Jenn does not deny his biological maleness, and prefers the pronoun ‘he’, even when all glammed up. Jenn has a more nuanced view between the dogmatism of transgender activists, who object to statements, such as that a man can never fully become a woman, and feminists like previous guest Meghan Murphy who are concerned with the encroachment of people claiming to be women, but are still bio
Duration: 58:24, Played: 52:40
Published: 2019-01-22 2:15:10 PM
Episode Download Link (80 MB): mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/h7ezav/TIM_012219.mp3
Show Notes: infectiousmyth.podbean.com/e/the-infectious-myth-jenn-smith%e2%80%99s-undogmatic-transgender-life/
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I was a big fan of Brian Adams – back in the day.
Taylor Swift is still relevant, and watching it in contrast to a relatively short Brian Adams, assumed cis-man, makes it clear that it is not a woman, and, more likely, born a male.
The way it moves, the way it towers over Brian, the way it belts out a tune, makes it more a man in a drag, all the way to a carefully crafted EGI woman.
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