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Introduction
Sorry, the discussion board Nancy mentions is not functional |
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15:47 |
Question of the week:
Question: " In a recent show you indicated that some prominent TSs are now rethinking their surgery. Where can I get more info on this topic? I am a 55 year old who has recently been classified a pre-op TS by my therapest and am now in a full TS program including HRT. I need to know all I can about the pros & cons of SRS. " (from: Stasha Golski, Cherry Hill, NJ) |
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24:26 | Hal Fuller's Twisted Nasty News | |
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![]() Writes Victoria: "By interviewing and listening to the stories, lives, thoughts and feelings of transsexual men -- although not everyone I've interviewed uses this term identities being in flux both psychologically and socially -- I am trying to see how gender identity and expression develop for FTM's and how changes in gender cause, allow, or support changes in sexual orientation. How can this be if sexual orientation is innate or biologically inherited? I think that sexual orientation is much more complex than some gene on a chromosome, that it is, like gender also socially as well as physically and psychologically constructed. " You can visit Victoria's website at aurora.wells.edu/~vim or email her at vmunoz@wells.edu |
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66:21 | Special Message | |
66:51 | Boston area (and national) announcements | |
69:57 |
Jim Gladstone is author of the new novel "The Big Book of Misunderstanding". The book describes growing up experiences of a young gay man, replete with all the complexity of true life. We spoke with Jim about the experience of growing up gay.
Jim is about to start a 20-city reading tour of the U.S. the second week of February (2002), beginning in Boston. Learn more about the book and the tour dates at www.misunderstanding.net. |
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