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Advice to young trans women. Having been out as a trans woman for some time I would like to impart a degree of advice to you younger trans women finding your paths in the world today. First of all I would like to commend you for going through what is obviously a difficult path of transition at such a young age, for many of us this was not an option and even today transition at a young age often comes at a heavy price. I would give you the following advice. 3 Trans men also benefit from the oppression of ...

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Babbling Books: February 2015

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Musings of an enthusiastic reader. Thursday, February 26, 2015. Against Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape by Susan Brownmiller Part II - Theories on Society. From time to time I will be blogging about books relating to feminist themes. Some of my general thoughts on feminism and the issue of violence directed at women are here. I wrote about some of the basic points made by. Susan Brownmiller in Against Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape. The most famous controversial sentences of the book are as follows,.

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Babbling Books: December 2014

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Musings of an enthusiastic reader. Friday, December 26, 2014. The Small House at Allington By Anthony Trollope. My commentary contains major spoilers. The Small House at Allington. By Anthony Trollope is the fifth novel in the "Chronicles of Barsetshire" series. Perhaps wanting to inject variety into the series, this entry takes what is, for Trollope, a fairly dark, or at least grey, turn. This is another superb novel in the series. It is clear that there is no affection between the two newlyweds despite...

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Babbling Books: January 2015

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Musings of an enthusiastic reader. Thursday, January 29, 2015. Life, The Universe, and Spirituality. Most of these adults did not generally attempt to justify their belief systems through reasoned discourse. Instead, they were generally uncomfortable by the act of questioning. I was exposed to some dissenters, however. There were several adults who questioned the existence of God as well as of supernatural phenomena. My view of human history was common with non-believers. Then, there came the second big ...

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Babbling Books: William Shakespeare's Sonnet 66

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Musings of an enthusiastic reader. Saturday, June 1, 2013. William Shakespeare's Sonnet 66. The other day I had the idea of arbitrarily choosing a Shakespeare Sonnet to contemplate. This post is the result of that endeavor. For no particular reason, other then the fact that I like the number, I choose Sonnet Number 66. In the future, should I have the time and inclination I may set my sights upon additional randomly selected sonnets. Tired with all these, for restful death I cry,. We are presented with a...

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Babbling Books: Shakespeare Sonnet Number 2

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Musings of an enthusiastic reader. Sunday, September 8, 2013. Shakespeare Sonnet Number 2. This post is part of my ongoing ruminations about particular Shakespeare Sonnets. Though I will likely not indefinitely continue to run through the poems in numerical order, I may continue to cover the early entries in sequence since they are so closely related. Thus, after sharing some thoughts on Sonnet Number One here. I am proceeding on to Sonnet Number Two. When forty winters shall beseige thy brow,. Once agai...

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Babbling Books: Reading Lulls are No More

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Musings of an enthusiastic reader. Sunday, March 29, 2015. Reading Lulls are No More. As of late, I have been thinking about how my patterns of reading have changed, and not changed, over the years. Reading is my lifelong hobby. I have almost always been consistent reader. Yet there have been times where I must admit that I have gone into lulls. Despite what I label as “lulls,” there have never really been very long stretches of time when I did not read. If only we didnt need to sleep! However, I doubt t...

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Babbling Books: March 2015

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Musings of an enthusiastic reader. Sunday, March 29, 2015. Reading Lulls are No More. As of late, I have been thinking about how my patterns of reading have changed, and not changed, over the years. Reading is my lifelong hobby. I have almost always been consistent reader. Yet there have been times where I must admit that I have gone into lulls. Despite what I label as “lulls,” there have never really been very long stretches of time when I did not read. Links to this post. Saturday, March 21, 2015.

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adultism – Adam Fletcher

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I Will Teach You To Effectively Engage Youth and Adults in Powerful Ways! An Interview on Adultism. Recently, a youth activist in the UK wrote to me with some excellent questions about adultism. I loved responding to him, and I think we have some excellent conversations ahead of us. I want to give you a peek into what was exchanged. Let me know what you think? Question 1: Why does youth-based ageism matter to you, both personally and from a broader societal perspective? What are the consequences of it?

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The Evolution of a Survivor: Emotional Resilience | For Gail So Loved the World

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For Gail So Loved the World. The Homospiritual's Journey on Earth. Skip to primary content. About this Blog… Why Gail 3:16? My Coming Out Memoir. The Evolution of a Survivor: Emotional Resilience. We need to be transparent about our emotional resilience and its source. I’m not brave. I am not even strong. I just evolved under changing and traumatic circumstances. When my father emotionally abused my family, I learned to be responsive. Home isn’t safe? My body isn’t safe? Spirituality isn’t safe? Pay clos...