Washington Post Article “Job-Seeker Who Changed Her Gender Goes to Court”
Diane Schroer was a star candidate for the position of Terrorism Research Analyst at the Library of Congress. She was proactive and went ahead to inform her future supervisor Charlotte Preece, of her intentions before she started her job. Preece, armed with this [...]
Here at D332.com, we are committed to alerting our gentle readers of the latest trends in fashion. Although hemlines may go up and down with the Dow Jones Index, we firmly believe there are certain lengths that should stay within the confines of propriety.
Anyone who has ever visited a transvestite bar will [...]
I normally don’t spend much time on transgender-focused websites. For the path I am taking (non-hormones, non-surgical (the big one)), much of the information only applies to a small degree. Once in a while, I do need to look up topics such as work and ID issues. When I do, the first [...]
Imagine someone telling you:
“Hi, I’m with the A/ABiCgGfGqIsLGTQPsPoly3rdg2sK of New York? We were wondering if you support the A/ABiCgGfGqIsLGTQPsPoly3rdg2s’s of our society?”
Once upon a time, there used to be a LGBT community. Then someone discovered male enhancement pills, took some, and found he couldn’t afford a Hummer.
And now: A/ABiCgGfGqIsLGTQPsPoly3rdg2s (Androngyne/Ambigender/Bisexual/Cisgendered/Genderf**k/Genderqueer/Intersex/Lesbian/gay/transgendered/Pansexual/Poly/Third gender/Two spirit)
I think [...]
I have been wanting to get to re-writing my Introduction Page to this site for over a year. I’ve always shied away from paying too much attention to my website, as those of you who know me have already discovered. Any mention of any pictures will bring me here to look up, since [...]
When I was growing up, my favorite record to check out from the library was a record pressed by Philips called The Gregorian Chants of the Benedictine Mons of the Abbey of Saint-Mauries & Saint Maur, Clervaux. Every time I checked out that record, I looked at the library card and it had my [...]
The garter belt was a logical development of the girdle that many women wore in the early 20th century. Worn often with the petticoat, it held up stockings while being more comfortable that the tubular girdle.
Even though I continue to have a great disdain for The Rocky Horror Movie to this day (after finally seeing [...]
The most astonishing highlight of reading transgender personals arrives when I find the single girl who lists as one of her demands from the man she seeks: “must beat up and silence anyone who looks at me the wrong way in public.” I’ve even come across girls who have gone so far as to [...]
I like to talk about a topic that’s close to my heart. I’ve given a few public talks on this topic over the years. Passing (the ability to go into the public undetected, or in trans-speak: without getting read) appears to be the highest accomplishment among the girls and boys. At this [...]
July 2007 Celebrating Ten full years online, www.d332.com - which formerly started out as the Transvestite Freedom Fighter, when Geocities was still a free homepage and everyone was just beginning to learn about WWW links - presents an anniversary edition picture of your humble author.I remembered announcing the debut of my website on many [...]