So, I've been hanging out in the IRC chatroom for a while now, but I finally got onto the forums.  My name's Vivian, I'm a 21 y.o. genderqueer from Atlanta GA.  I'm in college studying sociology and gender and women's studies and making a buck here and there with my songs and jazz gigs.  I just began hormones last Friday and hope to get the SRS ASAP. 

So... uh... yeah!

Hi Viv!! Welcome to the forum!!

Hello Vivian,

Glad you joined us.  Take time to look around and get familiar with the tools available here.  Also read the rules of the site.

Sarah L.

yep yep, welcome to the light side of susans.... since there always calling chat the dark side Muahahahahaha...

And yeah, be sure to check out the rules and all that... you'll find a myriad of information here

Hey hey hey Vivian,

I'm a sociology major too!  

Welcome to the forums and hope everything is going well for you.

Hello Vivian and welcome to Susan's!

Thank you for your introduction.  Please take a few moments to get familiar with all the boards of the site, review the site rules before posting, and take advantage of our many resources such as the wiki, chat, and the links listed at the main page.  We look forward to your future posts and participation.  Enjoy your stay

tink

Quote from: Vivian on February 27, 2008, 04:31:07 PM
So, I've been hanging out in the IRC chatroom for a while now, but I finally got onto the forums.  My name's Vivian, I'm a 21 y.o. genderqueer from Atlanta GA.  I'm in college studying sociology and gender and women's studies and making a buck here and there with my songs and jazz gigs.  I just began hormones last Friday and hope to get the SRS ASAP. 

So... uh... yeah!

Hi, Vivian, and welcome to Susan's!

Please make yourself comfortable and ask what you will.  There is plenty of knowledge and experience in these forums.  Learn and share and enjoy.

Wing Walker

Vivian:

Welcome and have fun.

So, music and sociology.  A useful combination.  Sociology allows you to figure out how society functions.  Music allows you to work with society.

Some powerful possibilities there.

Rowan Danielle

don't forget the gender studies!  I plan on doing research to give us hard data on transgendered life.  I'm trying to get rid of the questions and speculation for us!

Quote from: Vivian on February 28, 2008, 03:41:55 PM
don't forget the gender studies!  I plan on doing research to give us hard data on transgendered life.  I'm trying to get rid of the questions and speculation for us!

I consider gender studies to be a subset of sociology.  Though, since it combines psychology, sociology and a whole bunch of other things, adding in that does make a lot of sense.

I like the idea of getting rid of the questions and speculation behind GID issues.  It could feed into a large number of areas and demonstrate that gender is a series of spectrums.

Hi Welcome to the club.