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  1. Black shirt, purple tie, 3-piece leather suit, long leather coat, "men's" oxfords, a small purse and my usual two necklaces [one made of leather and another with ankh]. Yesterday I went for a more "emancipated" look: black shirt, leather pants & blazer [a women's one, matched with a belt], underbust leather corset, dark red tie, two necklaces, 3" oxfords, the same leather coat and a large purse. I used some foundation, eyeliner, mascara, lip gloss and black nail polish, too.

  2. I know you're being ironic, but why shudder? Despite the quite expensive film and chemicals for developping it, and the fact that you must take greater careto avoid mistakes while shooting and you don't see the effects at once - analog pics might be of better quality than digital ones. BTW. I use an ol' Fuji Finepix S5500 compact and consider buying some Canon dSLR when I get enough money for that. I'm rather OK with my current camera though; I'm into urban exploration and have taken many nice pics of abandoned factories etc. with that little doohickey. A tripod is a must, though.

  3. Recently, I've stopped shaving my legs, because I wanted to try depilation. It's a painful pleasure, especially when you use an electric epilator [my mother has one, and hadn't been using it for many years...], and it takes more time than shaving - but not having to shave your legs every week is well worth it.

  4. That's so right. I always say that one who shaved his legs, or other body parts, just once - will never look back. I've been shaving my entire body [well, apart from head] for over a year, and it's so addictive that I feel uncomfortable after a week.

  5. Gay's usually ok, but I've even cought other homosexual men saying "thats so gay".. *shrug

    Perhaps they poked fun at the notion that "gay" equals "lame", "bad" etc.? I think that could be possible, and I noticed something simmilar here in Poland: quite a few LGBT people used the word "pedał" [which here means "faggot" and is a strong and common homophobic slur] or "lesba" ["dyke"] among themselves, with no hostile / derogatory overtones.

  6. She's so wrong, and as a parent, you ought to teach her that 1) all sexual orientations are equal and discrimination against LGBT is as wrong as racism, sexism etc., and 2) people's prejudices and ignorance are the problem, not your fashion choices - so you shouldn't care about that.

  7. Yeah, it' was just r1g0r's sarcastic sense of humour, and I think irony is the best way to ridicule the prejudices or other absurdities. And, as far as I know, maninkirt has been living as a woman for some time, and for me, traditional homo- and heterosexual classification doesn't relate to TS / TG / intersex / androgynous etc. people. I'd rather use "androphile / gynephile" terms for monosexual orientations to determine whether one is attracted towards men or women. This problem doesn't exist with regard to bisexuality. Anyway, the best way could be saying: "I'm more attracted towards men / women" etc. It has one advantage: since you don't use a label [e.g. "gay"] to define yourself, you avoid bringing the stereotypes or label's implied meanings to the interlocutor's mind.

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