Simple MICHELLE...you obviously didn't READ THE RULES for my flickr... here they are, in case you do come back to find out why you were blocked...

PLEASE READ!!!! THAT would be the courteous thing to do, BEFORE screaming naked down the hallway...


If you don't have photo's available to me please don't add me as a contact or mark my entries as favorites as you will be blocked. OR if you would like me to be a friend then by all means mark me as a friend on your add...( this means that your photos HAVE to be available to me too)...This community is about sharing! Don't be a stick in the mud! If you can't play nicely, then fair is fair, right? As well, if you insist on showing me your family jewels, you're gonna get banned... just not interested... heck, I don't want mine most of the time why would I wanna see yours? ;p


GET IT? it's simple...

# 1 if you post pix of your laddie, you get banned, I do NOT want to see your business, it doesn't interest me in the least...ESPECIALLY if you're an anonymous blockhead, OR, if you don't show your face, but rather, just your John Thomas, or you nibbling on someone ELSE'S toger... you get banned..PERIOD. I'm no prude, but there is a place for that, & it's NOT part of how I publicly portray myself, nor is it the way my REAL friends do either...DIGNITY, GET SOME!!!

# 2 if you DO NOT have ANY pix available to me to view, you were warned, in writing, but you DIDN"T READ THE RULES... you get banned, If someone interest's me, I want to know who they are, not just the wrapper.

# 3 also, if you DO have pix available to me, refer to # 1

#4 if you never ever say anything to me, yet constantly are marking my pix as faves, you'll get banned...I don't bite... it's like being stalked...kinda creepy....

THANK YOU, these are my rules, PERIOD. I hope that answers your question satisfactorilly. Impress with what's in your head, a big swingin' d**k just doesn't impress me, k?

BTW, I could care less about your reccommendation, there are plenty of peeps on the planet... k? I'll make friends with those who speak up, and show that they are special. Pervs are a dime a dozen... I live in NYC... believe me, there are plenty here already.

Pbbt! Happy Valentines to all sisters! hope ya get some of these!

Hope this works! Our first call in hour long radio program of Genderevolve Blog Radio... This is the first of it's kind, and we hope that it will take off & help empower the community... ;)) Listen in & call in too! Thursdays at 8~9 PST & 11~12 EST... ;))

if you want to listen from the site, simply go to http://www.blogtalkradio.com/genderevolve and click onto the archived playback.

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MEDIA BIAS OVER NYC TG BIRTH CERTIFICATES.... (& you thought she was just a dumb blonde, didn't ya...pbbt!)

To The Editor, (of TIME OUT NYC magazine)
Your recent posting regarding the new determinant transgender ruling should be cause for celebrating a small victory of furthering genuine equality for ALL sexes and the ability of society to evolve. Your prosaic viewpoint remains a throwback to rightwing conservative enclaves who, consequently, are with the exception of a few brown shirts like Ann Coulter...all men who speak & act with double tongues & standards.
It is our goal to EDUCATE an evolving world. What we do today will profoundly both challenge and subsequently change stereotypic perceptions and antiquated bias of people who are expressing the desire to just live lives with the same respect that you would expect and desire for yourself. We are gender-gifted people, and celebrate our duality as a blessing, not as an aberrant malfunction. In many societies throughout history the transgendered individual has been revered as shaman, and council, as the blending of male & female has created somewhat of an uber being...able to walk the tightrope of gender identity from both the genetic male & female prospectives. Current advancements in brain mapping are poised to unleash documentation showing that the brain & it's associated wave patterning of non-hormonal Transgendered individuals correlates almost exactly with that of genetic women. This is not a choice that we have, but rather a naturally determined phenomena.
It is our goal to EDUCATE and bring society to a higher level of accountability.
Transgender individuals, it has been statistically shown, are amongst the most highly creative and intelligent people on the planet, and foster a level of empathy towards all peoples, races, and creeds which is exemplary. Society could learn ALOT from our community.
Transgendered individuals are now gaining elected seats in governments, both on the local & national stages around the globe. SO, please don't attempt to marginalize us, or morgage the future of a misunderstood yet vital segment of humankind, it's far more insulting to your own intellect than it is to us.
This is not a fly by night movement which is going to go away.On the contrtary, if you look at the media blitz of the past several years you will see that transgendered people are everywhere from film to print to music and art. TG IS the new black... it is time for {R}evolution.
The time is now poised for us as a species to move towards
advancement or suffer more destruction of our global unity.
It is your duty to responsibly report on the things which uplift our culture, and indeed help all who call our great city home.
I urge you to have a look at our websites and see for yourself that of which I speak.
It would also be very good for you to sign and post a link to our petition to the UN to rewrite the wording of its human rights charter.
Although the UN is often viewed as an ineffectual limpet, it is important that steps be taken in all possible areas to secure protective rights for everyone.
As New Yorkers it is our responsibility to continue to lead this country in legislative & social advancements which exemplify progressive social accountability. To publish from a standpoint of ignorance only continues to foster mistunderstanding and violence towards some of society's most foreward thinking individuals.

Sincerely yours,

Brielle Whitney

http://www.genderevolve.com

http://transgenderunity.blogspot.com/

http://www.genderevolve.com/transgifted/



Dep't of Health Birth Certificate Policy Changes
MEDIA BIAS ALERT!!! TAKE ACTION!!!
Thank you all for keeping us up to date on media coverage of this issue.
Unfortunately, not all of it has been good, and we're asking that everyone
take quick action to respond to the bad stuff. This week's Time Out
magazine includes an (at best) obnoxious and insensitive poll (

http://www.timeout. com/newyork/ static_content/ poll/). For those who can't
click on the link, here's what it says:
Out There poll 581
************ ********* ********* ********* *
"New York may no longer be hospitable to trans fat, but it's a great place to
be transgender. The city is about to grant people the right to label
themselves whatever sex they want, regardless of whether they've undergone
sexual-reassignment surgery or not. What do you think?

Unless they've gone under the knife, forget it.

I'm all for it, especially if it means I can use both the women's
and men's restrooms.

What's your reasoning? (If it's funny, we may print your comments in TONY.)"
************ ********* ********* ********* *

We think this deserves a response. We've already submitted a letter from
Transgender Legal Defense, but we think the editors of Time Out should hear
from everyone. To make that happen, we've prepared a letter for everyone to
cut, paste and email to Time Out. Feel free to edit it; ----just make sure you
send something in!!!! Once you've done that, pass this along to everyone you
know, and ask them to send the letter in, too. The letter should be sent by
email to letters@timeoutny. com. Here it is:


To the editor:
I read your current poll (Out There poll 581) with dismay. The
discrimination that transgendered people experience because they lack ID
that reflects the gender in which they live is no laughing matter. The
transgender community is one of the most marginalized populations in New
York City. The City's proposal to allow transgendered people who meet
certain requirements to amend their birth certificates is a step in the
right direction; it will help reduce discrimination and will begin to move
transgendered people from the margins of society. The issue is a serious
one that deserves serious debate. Asking readers to vote on transgender
rights in a poll that mocks and denigrates transgendered people is an insult
to one of the communities that your magazine supposedly serves.
Sincerely,
[name, e-mail address & phone number]


Thank you, everyone.
Mona Rae Mason
The Transgender Project
TLDEF-Bd. of Directors<


Mona Rae Mason
Field Coordinator- The Transgender Project
National Development and Research Institutes
Field Office-216 Ave A.
NYC, NY 10009
212.845.4617
212.220.0979
mason@ndri.org

http://www.ndri. org/transgender/

WOO HOO! SCC last year was awsome, but this year was the BOMB with your girlfriend & her posse running AMOK around the city of Atlanta... we pretty much only slept at the hotel...(me not much...lol as the nightly parties saw your storm trooper in drag out progressively returning to the tomb at 6 am...and finally working my way up to a blistering 9:30 AM re entry into the atmosphere Sunday morning...lol woops! Did I do that? Well, I stayed Sunday, only a handful of girls left in the hotel...& hung out with a group of weather stranded pilots & stewerdess's...lol They really had fun with the wild TGirl... prolly made their week...lol I finally left the building by 7PMish Monday evening...LAST GIRL STANDING...lol Well, in my book too much is just enough! One last spin around the scene of the crime, and with a haughty toss of my curls, I left..Many thanx to all the girls who made my week one helluva ride... YOU ALL ROCK! Making new friends, seeing my familiars & getting to meet many who I've only femailed like the stylish & stunning Keri ------- (Who's tits I irreverently grabbed upon meeting her...LOL) Nice rack BTB! HAHAHAHA The Jungle club was quite a scene.... fetish city & totally decadent...Thank you Dr. Z! Well, you all need to come play with me sometime, This girl KNOWS how to trip the light fantastic... There were counted 782 girls there...amazing to be in that kind of crowd.... I'll see more of you next year...till then, Triangles, First Event, IFGE & having fun around NYC are all in the cards.... hope to see you see me here, there, and well, let's enjoy our gift of transgenderism...& keep our community in the public eye & on the dancefloors ...I'll see ya in tha' funny papers...;))
~Enjoy! XO~ Bri !

I did a rather ballsy maneuver last evening...lol (it was fun! & I had no major trepedation or second thought... ;)) I had been invited by a casual friend, a photographer who had taken pix of Adara & myself when she visited me here in NYC last February, to attend a penthouse rooftop party at a posh hotel which would benefit a friend of hers who has cancer. I thought to myself...hmmmm...THAT sounds like just the place where I should be seen!...lol SO, I contacted a few local girls to see if anyone wanted to go have a laugh, but noone was available to come with. SO, I determined that THAT wasen't going to stop me. lol I got myself ready, and headed out into the city, full well knowing that I was in a tight dress...lol & on my own. Let the chips fall where they may I thought to myself. We are all ultimately on our own in this world, and if I'm going to present myself as a savy city girl, then going to a party as such, not knowing anybody, would again be another test of my metal in terms of validation of my true gender. I got to the hotel, found parking, and walked in through the swank & packed hotel bar. Mind you, I looked rather ok, in a black Thierry Mughler dress & Yves Saint Laurent heels & short sleek black leather coat... quite the fetching ensemble to make the men weak & the women catty...lol I decided that I should linger here for a drink, and proceeded to the bar. The scene was littered with yuppies, & eurotrash...lol & I , though taller & more bold than your average girl...lol, struck up a conversation with a young man at the bar, and said that I was going to a party in the penthouse & would he like to come with me... he looked at his friends, a group of guys & girls, and asked if they could come as well... I said of course, but it was a benefit & there was a 25$ cover entrance. Well, he decided that it was probably too rich for their collective evening, but bought me a drink & we chatted about exactly WHY I am, the way I am...lol I told him, in no less terms, that 1.) We cannot choose our gender, it chooses us...and who we are is determined as such by that natural selection...and 2,) I was NOT going to grow old & have regrets about living a lie about who I am, so it's MUCH better to be all that one can be.. and experience all the richness of life. This is a recurring theme which when I explain it to strangers, seems to somehow strike a chord with them, and put them at ease with me... and the conversation flowed into other areas for the course of those 20 minutes that I spent with him. I assume that I was getting stared at, I'm used to it, all girls get stared at...lol, but in retrospect, noone really seemed to be paying any attention. I was just another girl in the bar... brilliant! I thanked the fellow for the drink, proceeded through the bar, the posh hotel lobby, and took the elevator up to the penthouse. Mind you, that after having spent a very liberating week 24/7 in a dress in late September at SCC, being in girlmode now seemed more than ever this year to be just how I am supposed to be, and this is second nature, natural for me. I'm just one of the millions of girls here in NYC, that's all. I try to look my best & act like a lady, and that's how I am supposed to be in life, so no biggie...lol THe party was packed, and the only one that I knew was my photographer girlfriend Sabrina. I was the only TGirl there... DOH! But I had alot of fun, danced for several hours, and talked with lots of folks, all who seemed to like me...at least I handed out alot of cards...lol (which, have the genderevolve URL as well as my blogsite...so maybe just maybe I'm being in a small way an ambassador for our cause...) I left the party at the midnight hour when it was over & thought hmmm... what to do what to do! The night is young, and I was feeeling good about myself...SO... I decided to go over to East of Eighth, a bar / restaurant where surely there would be some other sisters... ;D Friday nights can be a crapshoot... you can be gaurenteed that on Saturday evenings, the girls will be out in various places, but Fridays are more of either a hunt & peck, or you just have to know where to go...lol The city is jammed on the weekends, and I couldn't find parking anywhere near East of Eighth...drat! So, I decided to go to Lips, a drag bar where I don't usually go, as it's kinda touristy, lots of people there for the show & I don't like to BE part of the show. But I decided that it was close, I knew the girls, and what the heck...lol SO, Off I went. Yes, upon getting there, there was a scene going on, like the Wetbar in Atlanta for those of you who were there this year... dragshow & lots of GG's...cool!) there for the show. I walked in, got kisses & compliments from the girls (always good to feel welcomed by sisters) and headed for the bar. I struck up a conversation with a group of people here from Europe... They found it amazing that I wasen't interested in the boy, but that his sister was on my hitlist...lol I showed them pix on the cam of SCC, the party, and my last project. The boy was quite amazed by the project pix, & I got instant cred...lol They wanted a tour guide, or at least the inside track as to where to go...they wanted to go to a variety of clubs...from Jazz to dance clubs to whatever pubs. SO...lol you know me..& I know the city..and they had a stretch limo! Well, enough said & Bob's your uncle! I said sure, I'll take you there... This for me was quite exciting...actuall being in a dress, with strangers, in a limo, and being accepted! This was too faking good to believe! I've made good friends in the past by just being myself, & giving them a tour around NYC, but this was a first... I was actually doing my thing in a dress & heels! Ripper! LOL Well, I took them to The famous Blue Note Jazz club, where DJ Logic was throwing down some wicked grooves (http://www.bluenote.net/newyork/index.shtml) Then off to Luke & Leroy's to finish off the night dancing with these new friends... ;)))) (http://www.lukeandleroy.com/Intro.html) That's a very trendy & TG friendly spot...Jenna's been there with me...she knows...it's very hip & very fun.. :)) As the remains of the night crept on, I took them to Florent for a french breakfast of crepes & eggs bernaise... ;)) (http://www.restaurantflorent.com/press/NYT4.html) All this happening STILL with a limo attatched...lol I was in girly pig heaven...lol THey dropped me off at my car as the early morning sun rose over the city... another mission accomplished & what a great nite! AND, I did it alone my way... pretty interesting what can happen to a TGirl in the city, when you can just be yourself, and be real with people. Perceptions are changing about us. We're gaining rights and respect as we present ourselves with class & intelligence. We are at a crossroads in history when what we do now will pave the way for our younger sisters.... My only question then is...where to go & what to wear tonight? *wink* You all have an open invitation to come play with me here in my city... remember that...let's make movies...!lol Hope that your fall season is seeing you all having fun too! Your girl in the apple, B~Cup !